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Hi
how about?
grep '^outbox\/logs\/' temp.txt | tail -1

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maybe so
grep '^outbox\/logs\/' temp.txt | sort -t_ -nk2,2.4 | tail -1
or
grep '^outbox\/logs\/'...

With that bash version, providing "process substitution", this might work for you:


exec > >(tee ZZ > XX) 2> >(tee ZZZ > XXX)

Is it the single quote, be it escaped or not? Or another character? Or doesn't your shell like that special parameter expansion at all? Without further evidence, I'm afraid your external help will...

It works fine with my bash. You have to experiment with your ksh. Double check with your man ksh on "Parameter Expansion". It may not accept the escaped single quote - test with leaving that out, and...

How do these two statements fit together?



What do you mean?

You should know by now that you need to tell us what operating system and shell you're using. So, what shell are you using?

Do you have access to a 1993 or later Korn shell? If so, what output...

How about
while IFS=", " read PW WK FY; do WK=$(( ${WK##*[a-z]}%53 + 1 )); printf "$PW, 'wk%02d $FY\n" $WK; done < file
curwk_d, 'wk05 fy18';
pw1_d, 'wk04 fy18';
pw2_d, 'wk03 fy18';
pw3_d,...

Note that if this customer always has a fiscal week #53, there must be some years that don't have a fiscal week #1.

I have never seen a fiscal calendar like this used under any circumstances. ...

I would tend to leave the code in the file where it will be executed, but have it commented out on the days when it shouldn't run...

/*Start Sunday Only*/
execute calculation ...

Can the Essbase application read AC.mxl (or should that be AC.xml) from standard input or does it have to be given the pathname of the file containing the script as an operand?

Does the scripting...

So, if your file isn't a shell script, what is used to interpret your file?

It's a bit unclear. You want to load _env.ksh into your current script?

If so, you need to source it in your script.


source ./_env.ksh
# or
. ./_env.ksh

If not, there could be a few...

You'd probably want to get rid of those ^Ms to start with.


dos2unix # if it's installed
# or
tr -d "^M" < file > newfile # ^M = Control-V followed by Control-M

See if this alternative makes sense to you:
CheckSessions() {
for run in {1..5}
do
[ $run -gt 1 ] && sleep 5

[ -e "$_MAXLLOGFILE" ] && rm "$_MAXLLOGFILE"

....

Sleep. What's that? ;)

The way that _env.sh calculates _QUARTER only works if the quarter you are interested in is based on the calendar month in which you run your script. I thought the...

Hi SIMMS7400,
I'm still playing with it in the background... running into problems with more undefined variables and it appears that your script depends on being run from a certain directory which...

OK. Thanks for running the test. It looks like quoting is a lot simpler and saner than you had indicated before.

Please show us the actual contents of one of the actual files that you have shipped to one of your customers (preferably for the data you would have gotten by running your script on Saturday, May 28,...

So, the question boils down to what operating system are you running? (If Linux or you have access to the GNU date utility, you can use what Scrutinizer suggested. If not, do you have access to a...

What's so silly about the message cited? It's NOT an error, it's for your safety when restoring so files will not be overwritten, but there's other means to achieve this, e.g. ..skip-old-files. Or:
...

Is this just a case of appending *.txt to the long pathname you already have, or have i missed the point?
tar -zcvf ${_ESSB_TAR_PATH}/Essbase_Exports_${_DATETIMESTAMP}.tar.gz -C /...

@wbport: Yes, but this has not been requested; look at the sample input data in post#1:
"Test","Test1" to be altered to '"Test","Test1"'

Hello SIMMS7400,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps you.

awk -vs1="'" '{match($0,/".*"/);sub(substr($0,RSTART,RLENGTH),s1 substr($0,RSTART,RLENGTH) s1);print}' ...

Making a few wild guesses at what you're trying to do, what operating system you're using, and hoping that you're using a shell that conforms to basic POSIX standard requirements, you might want to...

Every command will (re)set the shell's $? parameter, so it can be meaningfully used to evaluate a certain command's success exactly ONCE. To evaluate it several times, assign it to a variable...