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Check the code below:


tempFile="./fridayDate.tmp"
##########################################################
checkRetCode ()
{
lastRetCode=$?
if [ ${lastRetCode} -ne 0 ]
then
echo...

Can't you escape the "-" before executing "grep"?

Check below:

$ text="-8x7YTVNk2KiuY-PWG5zzzjB-zzw"
$ string="-8x7YTVNk2KiuY-PWG5zzzjB-zzw"
$ echo "${text}" | sed 's/^-/\\-/g'...

Check this function:

$ cat nextFriday.sh
getNextFridayDate()
{
currentDayName=`date +"%A"`
currentDate=`date +"%Y%m%d"`
countDays=1
while [ "${currentDayName}" != "Friday" ]
do...

You are right! But that is the way I like to do it! I think the code is easier to read this way! ;)

Another way with "stty":

$ cat noEchoPass.sh
sttySettings=`stty -g`
echo "Password: "
stty -echo
read pass
stty "${sttySettings}"
echo "pass: [${pass}]"
$ ./noEchoPass.sh
Password:
pass:...

Please, post what defines that a line is duplicated (an example line) and we will be able to help you! =o)

You don't really need to use "if" statements, you can use "case":

while true
do
clear
echo "Menu Options: "
echo " 1. Create Script"
echo " 2. Show Script"
echo " 3. Delete...

I generally work with both solutions:
-----> Use: "WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT 1" (as commented by Carlo)
-----> Redirect SQLPLus' output to a file and validate the error.
-----> Also use: "sqlplus -S...

Another question:
-----> The user: dml_prod can "see" the package: PAK_POPL_SUPPL?

Check with this query:

Select Owner,
Object_Name,
Object_Type
From All_Objects
Where...

I think there is something wrong with your script!
If you are mounting your device to: /media/usb, why you are creating the directories like this: "mkdir /media/$numbers", it should be: "mkdir...

Try this:

cfgFile="CONFIG_SPEC_FILE"
while true
do
echo "Enter your data [exit to finish]:"
read LINE

[ "${LINE}" == "exit" ] && break

echo "${LINE}" >> "${cfgFile}"
done

# cat...

Have you tried this:

ls -1 *.dat | \
while read fname
do
echo "Current file is: [${fname}]."
done
# Or you can use "find"
find . -name "*.dat" -type f | \
while read fname
do
...

Have you seen: expect? It may help you with it!

A usefull link: Expect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expect)

If you don't know anything about expect, you can...

The same, but add an "r" as argument:

sort -t\| +1nr infile

Please, can you give further details about what you need? Then, maybe one of us can help you...

Maybe this link helps you: Using putty with OpenSSH (http://linux-sxs.org/networking/openssh.putty.html)

Here it works!

# line="PRI#echo $PWD"
# command=`echo "${line}" | cut -d '#' -f2,3,4`
# $command
/current/path


You can try to use: eval, but be careful, eval is evil!

# line="PRI#echo...

I know it does not have everything to do with your question, but have you seen the autoexpect command? Check this link: autoexpect(1) - Linux man page (http://linux.die.net/man/1/autoexpect)

It...

The problem is because awk's FILENAME points to the filename and path, not only the filename!

Try to change FILENAME to:

# E.g. awk '{ns=split(FILENAME, arr, "/"); print arr[ns]}' <infile>
#...

Please, execute the command below:

find /home/dataset -maxdepth 1 -name "hour_*.txt" -type f


I think it is an environment issue, because some "find" command distributions does not accept the:...

Probably you have spaces in your input file!
Try:

sed 's# ##g' <inFile>


Or better:

sed 's#[ \t]##g' <inFile>

#!/usr/bin/ksh
for db in `grep ":Y" /etc/oratab | awk -F":" '{print $1}'`
do
prunc=`ps -ef | grep -i pmon | awk '{print $NF}' | awk -F _ '{print $3}' | grep -c "${db}"`
if [ ${prunc} -eq 1 ]...

Please, try this one:

#!/bin/sh -x
while read DAYS INDIR OUTDIR
do
echo "[${DAYS}] [${INDIR}] [${OUTDIR}]"
find ${INDIR} -type f -mtime ${DAYS} -exec mv {} ${OUTDIR} \;
done < ./tarconfig.sh...

Have you tried:
find $INDIR -type f "!" -mtime $DAYS | xargs -t -I {} mv "{}" $OUTDIR

It uses an extra pipe, but it prints the command being execute!

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Simple:

var=value


It seems sqlplus is not in your PATH environment variable.

Try:

export PATH=${PATH}:${ORACLE_HOME}/bin


Or check where in your environment Oracle home is.

If...