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Download the matching depot here (http://hpux.connect.org.uk/hppd/hpux/Gnu/findutils-4.4.2/)
Use sam to install.

nawk -F\| 'NR==FNR{n=NF;split($0,A,"\|");next}FNR==1{d=0}{for(i=0;++i<=n;)if($i==A[i]) ++d;print FILENAME ":" d}' f1 f2 f3

Assuming - as per your example - that all your files contain 1 line :

$ cat f1
1|2|5|7|8|2|3|6|3|1
$ cat f2
1|2|3|1|2|7|9|6
$ cat f3
1|0|5|0|8|2|1|1|1
$ nawk -F\|...

Enabling the arrow keys, insert key, and page up/page down keys in "vi" has to be done in a ".exrc" file in your home directory. See "man ex". The contents of the ".exrc" file depend on your...

Do you mean name completion?
That will depend of your configuration and environment, typically with ksh, you would have in your .profile:

export EDITOR=/usr/bin/vi

To see if its something of...

There is an overhead to locate, just so you know. It's faster only because it stores a database of files on the system, which has to be updated daily by a cron job.

perl -lne 'print /\/(\w+\.html)/g' temp.txt

sed 's:.*/::' temp.txt >anotherfilefor i in `cat temp.txt`
do echo "${i##*/}"
done >anotherfile

awk '{sub(".*/",z)}1' temp.txt >anotherfile

awk -F"\/" '{print $NF}' temp.txt

What's the output of alias ls?

Basically, it looks like your ls is an alias, which always colorizes output, even when it's not printed on a terminal. You can change that either by re-defining the...

I update my previous post. Try the updated code.

perl -i -pe 'undef $/; s/<(Opt)>-L\$ORACLE_HOME.*?<\/\1>([^\n]*\n){2}//s; ' infile

The space in between /.../ in sed are for pattern matching. So whatever pattern your trying to match place it in between the forward slashes..like below
sed '/<Opt>-L$ORACLE_HOME\/lib/.....'...

we do not need to escape the dollar sing in this case..
sed '/<Opt>-L$ORACLE_HOME/{N;d}' inputfile

if searching for pattern ORACLE_HOME then the below one deletes the line containing ORACLE_HOME and the subsequent line.
sed '/ORACLE_HOME/{N;d}' inputfile