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Thanks all I got it now .

echo "20.03" | awk '{printf "%06.2f\n" , $0 }'
awk 'BEGIN{OFMT="%06.2f";print 20.03}'
printf "%06.2f\n" 20.03

All worked... Thanks.

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vmstat 2 10 ##look if you hitting swapping, pi/po values should not be non-zero.
model ; swlist -l bundle | grep -e QPK -e GOLD


Have you patched the server to it's applicable patches, how...

carloszhang,

Check it out : First n line and last n lines :

n=3;f=file;(head -n $n $f;tail -n $n $f)

with Classic ed:
n=3;printf "1,${n}p\n\$-${n}+,\$p\nq\n"|ed -s file

BrentBANKS,
so far looks good,
You dont have any filesystem in the floppy disk yet, so it complains about filesystem , You should be able to mount it after formatting the disk with correct format....

Hi eskay,

For an example to find 19 years old file:

y=19;t=`echo $y*365|bc`;find . -type f -mtime +"$t" -exec ls -l {} \;

-rwxrw-r-x 1 root sys 695 May 10 1994 ./file1...

Hi madrazzii,
Check this out:
awk '{if($0~/PROCEDURES/) print >"PROCEDURES.TXT" ; if ($0~/CODES/) print >"CODES.txt" }' EDIT.txt

happypoker,
You can use gnu awk and use array for the desired columns to store and print the data.

Hi bbaumg02,

Here you go, with classic ed,

ls --sort=extension > directory.txt
echo "Enter you user name..."
read input
printf "1i\n$input\n.\nw\nq" | ed -s directory.txt

date=`date`...

Yoda Thanks,
Correction. I saw the lines were different so it is working as per the logic I had given.

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Khaled79,
Check this out:
# v=45654;perl -0777 -pe 's/$ENV{v}\n199\n225/$ENV{v}\n258/igs' file


235543
123
45654
258
578
45654
258

Hi nua7 ,
>Is there a way in awk that the field can be converted to a 10 digit field so that total amount =0000000700
- check this out:

echo "700" | awk '{printf "%010d\n",$0}'
0000000700

got it bipinajith thanks,
> This is why we have to reverse the lines of the file first, then remove the duplicate and finally reverse the lines back.

Here it is to remove 1st occurrence of the...

bipinajith,
This worked great,
could you please explain a bit this portion , I am unable to unerstand how you got the 3 octet only outof 4 + ":" , with the sub(/\.[0-9]+:.*/,x,$4);

Thanks,
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Hi all,
While doing some checks I found a kind of interesting arithmetic factorial chart with sed, sharing this may be simple but thought to share,



# n=20;for i in `seq $n`;do printf "`seq...