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for i in *;do awk -F, {print $2} $i > $i.bk; mv $i.bk $i; done

Note : mv command is used, so your original file will be replace with one column

Don't know if it fits your need but you can give a try to :
awk -F\| '/resCode/&&NF>4{print $5;next}/resultCode/&&NF==1' input

If running SunOS/solaris, use nawk or /usr/xpg4/bin/awk instead of...

Try the 'date' command. It will work by itself, and if you need a specific format, see 'man date' for all its options.

$ date
Wed Nov 10 15:03:46 CST 2010
$ date "+%Y-%m-%d"
2010-11-10
$

It is the current maximum of asynchronous I/O requests that can be either waiting to be processed or are currently processed.

There is an explicit ORA error message (I forgot the error code) that...