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Well for patching, first thing you learn is backup then you learn repositories (IPS).
Having local repositories is a major advantage.

In Solaris 11, if you do major patching the pkg will patch...

hi rdcwayx:

your code does not work in this case:

Man_ID|Man_Dt|Ship_Id|Ship_Dt|ItemID|Noof ITEMS|ItemNam
001|2010-12-31|11|2010-12-31|111|2|Jackets
002|2010-12-31|12|2010-12-31|111|1|Caps...

About to post a similar approach when I saw yours go up. I think you have a typo (bold):


awk 'NR==FNR{f1[$2]= $2 FS $7 FS $8 FS $9 FS $10;next} $1 in f1 {print f1[$1]}'


And the way I read...

nawk -F'[<>]' 'FNR==NR{f1[$1];next} /SimpleData name/ {if($3 in f1)print;next}1' textFileWithCodes myKMLfile

Slight improvement - ensure zero counts are printed, no need to call external sort:

awk '{a[int($2/10)]++}END{while(++i<11) print i*10-9 "-" i*10, 0+a[i-1]}' infile

Some special variables that AWK sets for each record (usually a line) that it reads:

NR = record number (by default the record separator, RS, is a newline, so NR is often the current line number)....

If you can sort data then to show:

sort | uniq -d < YOURFILETo remove:

sort | uniq -u < YOURFILEThere are sort and uniq in MSYS or Cygwin or GNU utils for Windows.

Ahh, yes, the standard find command on HP-UX only accepts blocks (512 Bytes) or bytes as parameters for the size option. The default is blocks so, your 100k would be "-size +200" or "-size +102400c"....

&&m is so that if there is more than one line that starts with 'e' the line does not get printed more than once.. If that never happens it can be left out.

Here is my try aswell for the entire operation.


BEGIN {
frmt="%-20s \t %-20s \t %-20s \t %-20s \t %-20s \n"
dash=sprintf (frmt,"FILE_TYPE","START","END","DURATION","THRESHOLD")
print dash...

I am trying to read some tutorial , but I do not have enough time to do it !

This is not correct. Nobody here has time as well.
So, you have to spend time in learning the tutorial, make your...

@cgkmal
@rdcwayx
@alister

I just wanted to pointed out a potential unexpected behaviour :

If one of the considered a[FNR] fields of the scanned files has the value 0

the code :
...

Strange it worked for me.
$awk '/Application : /{app=$3}/=== INCIDENT ==== / {print app}' file5
SPVP0005P.S. file5 has a copy of the data you posted.

Ha! That hadn't occurred to me. I took it as a school teacher driven to unix scripting by the same budgetary constraints which sacked the sysadmin (not unlike the biologists and geneticists that...

Please post an example of input and expected output then people will be able to provide a more accurrate help

---------- Post updated at 11:59 AM ---------- Previous update was at 11:56 AM...

how about

hr=0;
while [ $hr -lt 24 ]; do
[[ $hr -lt 10 ]] && fname=data_file.$DATE_YYMMDD0${hr}.Z
[[ $hr -ge 10 ]] && fname=data_file.$DATE_YYMMDD${hr}.Z
[[ ! -f "$fname" ]] && echo...

Great solution rdcwayx,

Just a couple of slight tweaks to stop false positives (Bug Fix must start 3rd line) and also support number without proceeding letters (think that is what ##### was...

Rdcwayx, probably best to use emp# rather than name as your hash - just in case the data has two employees with the same name.

awk '{a[$2 FS $3]=$4; b[$3];c[$2]=$1}
END { printf...

I'm hoping by "decrypt" you just mean "decode". It's hex, of course. Whether the raw binary data it represents is meaningful, I can't say.

In BASH, I can translate this from hex to binary via...

Looks like there were a couple of slight issues with the solution posted:

length is an awk function and should be used as a variable name
image magic draw function requires text x,y 'string'
...

awk 'NR==FNR{A[$3,$2]=$4;next} NF>2{for(i=3;i<=NF;i+=3)$(i+2)=A[$i,$(i+1)];B[$1,$2]=$0;next} B[$1,$2]{print B[$1,$2]}' OFS='\t' ip-port.txt lookup.txt rollbackip.txt

{ rm input; awk -F"|" '{$0="delcnt"NF-1"|"$0}1' > input; } < input
;)

awk ' NF>2{f=$3;$3="B"++b; B=B (B?RS:x) $3 FS f}
NF>4{f=$5;$5="A"++a; A=A (A?RS:x) $5 FS f}
NF>6{f=$7;$7="D"++d; D=D (D?RS:x) $7 FS f}
$1=$1
END {print B; print A; print...

sed 'N;s/\n//' file

awk 'ORS=(NR%2)?FS:RS' file
or
awk 'ORS=(/^ /)?RS:FS' file