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Hi Team,
I'm new to python and working on a project.
I have an API call which returns a dict(got the dict.values() and converted to list) as shown below:
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Depends on how your config file is!!!

Pls post sample input (both config and folder) and expected output.

Regards
Ravi

Something like this:

awk '/100614/ {a=$0;c=1;next} /XXXXX/&&c {b=1;next} /END/ { b=0;next} b { printf "%s %s %s \n",$0,a,FILENAME } ' file1


Extend the same logic to handle all files.

Better to go with a script.

Could not recall any direct command.

if ( $i )
{
print "<entry name=\"KWName"x"\">"$i"</entry>"
x=x+1;
}

Hi Avig,

Don't hijack others post. Please open a new request.

Regards,

Pls post the sample possible inputs and the output expected.

Something like this:

echo "RYK11603_PLK5692601_RKYADAV.PDF" | sed 's/\([A-Z0-9].*\)_[A-Z]*\([0-9].*\)_.*/\1_\2.pdf/'


Scrutinizer: Even for me the code provided by "yadavricky" does not gave...

use "cut" command

At least this worked for me :


for fil in `ls -lrt | awk '{ print $NF}' | egrep ".images|.html"`;
do
cp -R $fil /home/oracle
done

What is the content of your script:

. ~xcrukusr/.bash_profile_xcruk

?

It seems , $XCR_HOME and $XCR_CFG are not ( are unknown to cron which mean they are not defined )!!!

Do you think , the below command is correct?

find . -type f -name 'T*.xml' > xml_list.txt

"*" will not expand if u are putting it in a " ' " single quote.

refer :
...

I am providing you a sample output , apply the same logic to other rows as well.

$ cat file
I-H-2048-10GB-M
I-H-4096-12GB-M
I-H-2048-p1000-M

for id in `cat file`
do
echo "UPDATE...

sort -t" " -k1,2 input_file

no,

Something like this:

awk -F"[<->]" -v myh=$hostname 'BEGIN { myp="7001" }

Search on "remsh".

Use script compiler such as shc to creates a executable version of your script and pass the same to your colleague.

refer this link for example:
...

still not sure what exactly you need.!!!

where does $Line in your script comes from?

Assuming that the file content is a file name, something like this should be enough. I assume that...

Are you capturing the log of the script any where?

I guess , the gzip may not be available in path!!!..

Do this,issue below command:

$ which gzip

copy the above path and use it in the...

sed 's/\(.*\)<a href.*>\(.*\)/\1\2/' input_file

/home/ravi>awk '/patt1\[0\]patt1/ && /patt2\[0\]patt2/' input_file | sed 's!.*patt1\[0\]patt1\(.*\)patt2\[0\]patt2.*!\1!'

variable_sto_store=`awk -F"[<>]" '/CFBundleVersion/ {getline;print $3;exit}' input.xml`

If you want to capture it outside.

Hello,

The code I suggested should work provided the input format of your file does not change!!!

Tested in my system as below:


SCRIPTS>cat input_file
04/12/12 15:10:25
volume:...

Use nawk or /usr/xpg4/bin/awk on Solaris.

SCRIPTS>awk -F"," '{print $1,$2,(($3-$4)>0?$3-$4:$3)}' OFS="," input_file