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Try sed '/AUTOEDIT EXP/{s//VARIABLE NAME/; s/=/" VALUE="/2}' file4
<VARIABLE NAME="%%S_APP_HOME" VALUE="APP_HOME=%%G_APP_HOME_PREFIX.pmt/apb"/>


[a-z][0-9] won't match "%", "_", nor any upper...

\1 holds the value of the first capture group on the lhs of a substitution

google sed capture groups for many detailed discussions

My guess is that on Monday the user was in 16 groups and someone added a 17th group since then. NGROUPS_MAX is often set to 16. Even if it is increased, NFS only supports 16 groups. Is the file...

Use the -exec option then


find /prodoragridcn_01/app/oracle/product/10204/rdbms/audit/ -name "*.aud" -type f -mtime +60 -exec rm {} \;


--ahamed

echo "${line}" | awk -F'/' '{match($NF, "-[^.]*"); print substr($NF,RSTART+1,RLENGTH-1)}'
or

echo "${line}" | awk -F'/' '{s=index($NF,"-");print substr($NF,s+1,index($NF, ".")-s-1)}'

A bit of explanation as to why yours wasn't behaving as desired. First, you don't need to escape the colon or comma which makes it easier to read:


sed 's/:.*,/,/g' tmp.txt


Regular...

Hi, try this instead:
awk '/<SCHED_GROUP/{p=1}/>/{p=0} {printf("%s",$0)} !p{print ""}' infile

Try this:
awk '/<SCHED_GROUP/{p=1}/>/{p=0} {printf $0} !p{print ""}' infile

Hi, you cannot mix awk and sed like that. If it is always on the same line then you could use this:
sed 's/\(<SCHED_TABLE \)\(.*TABLE_NAME="BPR-PP-CCR"\)/\1TABLE_USERDAILY="UTC" \2/' infile > outfile