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Output is as you expect i.e. 06/25/2010
working:
months is assigned a string with 3 chars for each month
getting value of month in then pure mathematics (i.e. position of your input month /3...

date=$1 looks like a wrong assignment, change it to $2. And you might need to change the print's variables placements.

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sed -e "s:<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>::" -e "s:</*row_set>::g" -e "/^$/d"

why don't you use regular expressions? Something like
$NF ~ /.*C$/ { print > "splitC.csv" }

sed -n 's/$var3/$var3 --dry-run/g' did not go under variable interpolation, is that what you mean by "not executing"?? In that case you'll have to use " instead of ' for your sed script.

Try this:


echo $eachline | dirname | sed 's:/backup/:/backup_path/:'

floor
echo 7.2|cut -f1 -d"."
ceil

echo $(( `echo 7.2|cut -f1 -d"."` + 1 ))

sed "s/$/^M/" filename

U can use below
sed 's/\[.*\]//' file_name

Get the user names from /etc/passwd file :)

Hey, it does not seem to be a problem exactly with your code.

One possible fallout can be that your c<space>c is really a c<tab>c, but while on display it looks like one single space. A <tab>...

Use this in that case:


:up1
s/\("[^,]*\),\(.*"\),/\1!@%\2,/
t up1
:up2
s/\("[^,]*\),\(.*"\)$/\1!@%\2/
t up2



If you notice carefully, one double quotes either ends with comma or...

Try this sed script


:up
s/\("[^,]*\),\(.*"\)/\1!@%\2/
t up

Try this:

awk -F'"' '{gsub("[:/]","",$2); print $0; }' myFile

or even this way:
awk ' { arr[$1] = arr[$1] $2 } END {for (i in arr) print i arr[i] }' module1 module2

I was referring something similar to this:
cat file1 file2 | awk ' { arr[$1] = arr[$1] $2 } END {for (i in arr) print i arr[i] }'

Use this to collect the required info in a hash
{ reg[$1] = reg[$1] $2 }
then in the END print all the stuff using a loop.

~ is basically your user's home directory. If the path is /trial/dev mention it as


cd /trial/dev/

On line 6 pls try this

echo "########## strat Gmake $line #######" >>$ERROR_LOG

To check for file in a loop you can do this:

until [ -f "myfilename" ]
do
sleep 30 ##set it so that does not add load on your system
done

Rest logic you can add I guess.

or you could also try this

sed -i 's/DATE_TIME = .*/DATE_TIME ='"`date`"'/' file1.txt