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awk 'ORS=(NR % 3) ? RS : "\n"' RS=- File.txt > outfile.txt

grep name nameserver.txt | cut -d" " -f1,5 --output-delimiter="." | cut -d"." -f1,7 --output-delimiter=" "

same as above but total included:
awk 'BEGIN { delta = (delta == "" ? 2 : delta) ; max=20 }
{
if ($1 > max) {
maxf++;
maxc+=$2;
} else {
bucketNr = int(($1+delta) / delta)
cnt++...

It prints the line occurrence of column 1 ($1). a[$1]++ fails for the first occurrence increment since the array value for that key does not exist. The ! means not true so the expression is evaluated...

try:

sort -k9 -n -r file | awk '!a[$1]++'

In output shown above, what happened to the max line for chr1_17232_18061?

more simple?
CONDITIONS="1=CT,4=US_10,60=CT_US_10"

awk -v CONDITIONS="${CONDITIONS}" -F, '
BEGIN { c=split(CONDITIONS, cn, "[=,]"); }
{n=0;
for (i=1; i<=c; i+=2) if ($cn[i]==cn[i+1]) n+=2;
if...

Can you make a small script to verify that it is not working? i. e.:
set -x

PASSWORD="passwordwith@init"

if [[ "$PASSWORD" != "passwordwith@init" ]]; then
echo testing_code
else
echo...

awk '{
line[NR]=$0;
pp[NR] = $2
ll[NR] = $1
x[NR] = $4
y[NR] = $5
z[NR] = $6
rc[$1,$2]++
} END {
first = 1
count = 0
for ( i=1 ; i <= NR ; i++ ) {
if (pp[i] == pp[i+1] && ll[i] ==...

an ex.:
CONDITIONS="1=CT,2=US_10,3=CT_US_10"

CON='$1 == "CT" && $4 == "US_10" && $60 == "CT_US_10"'

awk -v CONDITION="${CON}" -F, '
BEGIN {
c=split(CONDITION, cons, " *&& *");
for (i=1;...

awk '
(! h++) {print "transcript_id", "gene_name", "description", "chromosome", "strand", "transcript_start", "transcript_end", "gene_start", "gene_end";}
$9 ~ /ID=.*Name=/ {n=$9; sub(".*Name=",...

awk -F, 'v[$1,$2] && ($8-v[$1,$2])>1;{v[$1,$2]=$8;}' file

awk '
(! h++) {print "transcript_id", "gene_name", "description", "chromosome", "strand", "transcript_start", "transcript_end", "gene_start", "gene_end";}
$9 ~ /ID=.*Name=/...

try:
awk -F, '
function interpolate(lat1, lon1, t1, lat2, lon2, t2, p) {
for (i = 1; i <= (t2 - t1); i++) {
printf "%.2f,%.2f,%.1f\n",
lat1 + (t2 - t1) * (lat2 - lat1) / p,
lon1 + (t2 - t1) *...

try: if [ "$line" != "\n" ] in case $line is an empty string.

give space. otherwise it will think it's another variable.

so, fuz or fuzzyanimals (or any string in between) will all evaluate "cat dog"? Why not just use fuz?

Is this a duplicate post?

See example on other post:
sed -i 's/$$EDWS_DATE_INSERT *=.*/$$EDWS_DATE_INSERT='"$(date "+%y%m%d")"'/' abc.txt

See updated post to fix quotes.

sed -i 's/$$EDWS_DATE_INSERT *=.*/$$EDWS_DATE_INSERT='"$(date "+%y%m%d")"'/' abc.txt

fo_ip=$(sed -n '/FailoverSystem/,/}/{/^ *address /{s/ *address *//;{p;q}}}' config.boot)
echo "$fo_ip"

just an idea: instead of having a loop monitoring the jobs while they run, add a wait after the background jobs are submitted then add a loop to look for failed jobs in the log files and resubmit...

ASCII is a subset of UTF-8. But if there is a need to transliterate, try something like:
iconv -f UTF-8 -t ASCII//TRANSLIT < input_file

[[:digit:]]E[[:digit:]]

perl -pi -e 's/('$PROCNAME'.Merge.exchMon.'$CODE'.'$T_QSTART'.*)'$CURRENT_QSTART'(.*read)/${1}'$NEW_QSTART'${2}/g' $CONFIG

Can you post a sample input file for the second?

Updated sample runs with updated second script:
cat << NODES > db_status.txt
Name | Status
------------------
DB 1 | UP
DB 2 | UP
DB...