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I'm sure excel can't show more than 64k lines. Use a better program than Excel. Or split the file.

split Command

Purpose

Splits a file into pieces.

Syntax

To Split a File Into...

@Ganeshwari, why do you have to use cron?

Don't use cron. It wasn't designed for that.

Just start a job, perhaps a wrapper, that runs your script every 4 hours.

I think this is what you want:

Use 'eval'.

Ex:
#!/usr/bin/ksh93

COUNT=1
eval LIMIT_${COUNT}=$(($COUNT + 1))

echo $LIMIT_1
eval echo \${LIMIT_$COUNT}
Output:

>
2
2

IMHO, regarding UIDs....

UIDs should never be retired, changed or reused.

If you work in any kind of environment that may persist over many years, or may audited you should never change or...

I don't know solaris....but, why don't you just copy /etc/passwd (or the shadow file) from 10.2.135.1 to the rest of the servers?

And have all the users change their passwords on 10.2.135.1.

unset

/>oslevel
5.3.0.0

/>export MQSI_USER_EXIT_PATH64=/opt/IBM/ITM/aix513/d4/KD4/config/wmb61/lib
/>print $MQSI_USER_EXIT_PATH64
/opt/IBM/ITM/aix513/d4/KD4/config/wmb61/lib
/>unset...

>lsuser -a pgrp groups ALL

Try this: you can use any pattern that sed accepts...


# command line args
OLD=$1
NEW=$2

# Variables
COMMAND_FILE=$WORK_DIR/${0##*/}.command.$$.tmp

# Main Line Here
find ....

My question is: How do I create an lpp_source and SPOT that correspond to the new level, 5300-12-02-1036?


Answer by example:


Overview

Whenever there is a need to...

You just want to send an HTML email (and you use AIX)?

First you need the processes and the information you want, then you have to format the output.

On HP-UX I use:

export UNIX95=1
ps -efH -o pcpu,user,nice,cpu,pid,args | grep -vE "^...

set -A

is another option.

Buy a bigger monitor :).

seriously:
cat filename | tail -n #I don't have less, but more suffers from the same problem. cat seems to work.

Hi siavash,

the idea behind the script was to replicate what dsh does AIX on all my servers.

The script is nothing special. It's just a loop around ssh. However simpler, it is also very...

The command you may not know about is: wait.

You already have half the answer. See how wait can help you here.

If this is a one time search, and you're going to throw the code away:

grep "Dec 4 11:[0-1][0-5]" filename

Try something like:

print_options ()
{
cat <<EOF

Usage:${PROGRAM_NAME##*/}

Optional Parameters:
[[-d] [-v] | [-q]]

EOF
exit 0

}

...
...

My preferred way to handle this is to first include a ':' as the first character in getopts...


while getopts ":dhqTv" OPT # While there is a command line option...

Let's assume you not trying to hack a privileged account...
can you make /usr/OtherUser/bin/runX setuid.

And give yourself group execute?