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Posted By itkamaraj
ext_sta=`sqlplus -s ${Connstr} <<eof set...
ext_sta=`sqlplus -s ${Connstr} <<eof
set heading off;
set pagesize 0;
set feedback off;
set serveroutput on;
execute EDW_MEM_KEY_UPDATE ;
quit;
eof`
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Posted By harish612
Amit, You can also try with below code But...
Amit,
You can also try with below code
But this will search the 3rdjuly.txt for each line of the 4thjuly.txt

For eg :
Even if the 4thjuly.txt line 2 and 3rdjuly.txt line 2 are not same but...
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Posted By harish612
Amit, Please check below.I have take the input...
Amit,
Please check below.I have take the input 3rdjuly.txt and 4thjuly.txt
as per the your very first post
The results are same as you are expecting

Input:

cat 3rdjuly.txt...
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Posted By alister
That will suppress duplicate records within 4. ...
That will suppress duplicate records within 4. This could be a problem if one of the new lines in 4 is identical to an older line in 3 and 4.
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Posted By ltomuno
awk '!($0 in a){a[$0];if(FILENAME=="4")print}' 3...
awk '!($0 in a){a[$0];if(FILENAME=="4")print}' 3 4 > new
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Posted By alister
Use the [:cntrl:] character class with any tool...
Use the [:cntrl:] character class with any tool that supports regular expressions.

Regards,
Alister
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Posted By getmmg
Try this Insert ^M by using ^v and ^M perl...
Try this Insert ^M by using ^v and ^M

perl -0ne 'print "Control Chars found in $ARGV" if /^M/g' txt.txt
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Posted By aigles
You can do something like that : ...
You can do something like that :
extract_date=$( echo ${file_name} | \
nawk -F '[_.\-]' '
/^mireport/ { printf "%s-%s-%s", substr($2,5,2), substr($2,7,2),...
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Posted By Shell_Life
Krishna, One important thing to remember is the...
Krishna,
One important thing to remember is the difference between
single ">" (creates a new file) and double ">>" (creates the file
if it does not exists, if it exists, appends to it).
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Posted By 98_1LE
This code was posted here by someone else to...
This code was posted here by someone else to determine yesterday:
#!/usr/bin/ksh
date '+%m %d %Y' |
{
read MONTH DAY YEAR
DAY=`expr "$DAY" - 1`
case "$DAY" in
0)
...
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