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We are not "on call". If someone doesn't answer your question immediately, and you have no further information to provide, wait! I didn't get here just because you bumped it.

"spawn id exp4 not...

Yes, you're looping through all the rows in the Perl program you wrote. If you do not want the header, don't loop through it.

Try for my $row ( ($row_min+1) .. $row_max ) { to loop through one fewer row.

tryprtconf | awk '/^System Model/ {print "System Model:" $2}' FS=','

Omkar,

If you are not saving the output for vmstat into a file then following will help.


vmstat | awk -vs1="lcpu= " -F"=" 'NR==2 {a=$2} gsub(/[a-z]/,X,a) {print s1 a}'




Thanks,...

Hello Omkar,

kindly let me know if following helps you.


awk -vs1="lcpu= " -F"=" 'NR==1 {a=$2} gsub(/[a-z]/,X,a) {print s1 a}' vmstat_output



Thanks,
R. Singh

Hello,

Followoing may help.


awk '/lcpu/ {print $(NF-2)}' vmstat_output


Output will be as follows. Where vmstat_output is input file.


lcpu=4



Thanks,
R. Singh

Try :

$ cat file
System Hardware
Model: ia64 hp Integrity Virtual Partition
Main Memory: 6137 MB
Processors: 2
Intel(R) Itanium(R) Processor...

Hello Omkar,

Following may help also.


awk '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++) {if($i=="logical") print $(i-1)}}' file_name



Output will be as follows.


16
2



Thanks,
R. Singh

Hi,

here an example:
# lslpp -Lc | head -3
#Package Name:Fileset:Level:State:PTF Id:Fix State:Type:Description:Destination Dir.:Uninstaller:Message Catalog:Message Set:Message...

You may nee to extend your searching. Try :-rpm -qa --info | grep -e '^Name ' -e 'Version' -e 'Release' -e 'Vendor'Note the trailing space for Name too.

It should give you:-Name : libidn ...

Have you tried the documentation before asking a question?

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/documentation/index.html#sys_sw

An nawk solution:
pkginfo -l | nawk '
BEGIN {
printf "%-80s %-40s %-30s\n", "NAME", "VERSION", "VENDOR"
}
/NAME:/ {
nm = $0
...

Try:sed 's/^ *//' /tmp/test1.txt | paste -d" " - - -