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Look at this example for instance :

You connect to server A with putty from your laptop L with intention to use scp to copy a file from Server A to Server B.

When connected to Server A, you...

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How to find what process is using a port in AIX 5L and above (https://www.unix.com/302422872-post1.html)

Oracle Alert logs have some information. They are sometimes (by DBA scripts) renamed during oracle instance shutdown and restart but almost always kept kept. If you want interactive oracle...

Or you can just use sed:

sed '/^aternqaco\./d' infile >tmpFile

When you are in the command mode.
Input these
:g/^aternqaco\./d

Have a look at filemon

You can get a split down of busy logical volumes from that which might give you a better clue on narrowing it down. Something like this might help when the errors are...

you can use tools like nmon, topas, vmstat or iostat.

iostat -D hdisk5 2 10

This will activity of hdisk5.

When you use ./test4.sh, then the script is "executed" by the kernel. Now the script is just text and not a executable binary. So the kernel needs to execute an "interpreter" instead. If the file...

Do you use sh script.sh ... or just ./script.sh to run the script? If the first, change it to bash script.sh ...

After the while...done loop you could write

if ping -w 2 $host >/dev/null 2>&1
then
echo Host OK
else
echo Bad Host $host
fi
and

case "$targ" in
pref|avail) echo targ OK;;
...

Use

#!/bin/sh
#set -x
while getopts ":n:t:" opt; do
case "$opt" in
n)
host=$OPTARG
;;
t)
targ=$OPTARG
;;
*)
...

Hello,

Here is the example for a function which will be called by arguments.


check_file()
{
for y in $*
do
if [[ -f $y ]]
then
rm $y
fi
done
}
### calling function as follows with...

Not knowing what shell you use, this is an excerpt from man bash:So define it like calc_pref_avail ()
{
-- code using $1 and $2 --
return inst_pref;
} and use it like calc_pref_avail ...

Hello,

We can try the following codes to get the same.



echo "ST1 PREF: int1 AVAIL: int2" | sed 's/\(.*: \)\(.*\)\( AVAIL:.*\)/\2/1;1q'
int1



echo "ST2 PREF :int1 AVAIL: int2" |...

awk -F: ' # Set colon (:) as field separator
# Checking if pattern: Preferred instances exists in current record
/Preferred instances/ {
# Add last...

Pipe command output to this awk program:
srvctl config service -d cmdbut | awk -F: '
/Preferred instances/ {
P[$NF]
}
/Available instances/ {
...

Yes, it does.
This is due to a bug on AIX. Check the following MOS note
FAQ: OPatch/Patch Questions/Issues for Oracle Clusterware (Grid Infrastructure or CRS) and RAC Environments (Doc ID...

Thanks! As I said, you don't need to use crsctl ... | grep ... to get the names of the databases resources, srvctl config database is sufficient.
You could use a callout script like the one, I...

Try grep -E "ora.*\.db$"Not sure if you really need the -E.

In awk, NF is the number of fields in the current record. $(NF-1) is the last-but-one field.


Look at getopts.

To answer it in simple way

An LPAR (Logical Partition) is a virtual server.

A LUN (Logical Unit Number) is a disk (it can be carved out of many physical disks). The term is use by Storage...

You'd get a shorter answer asking "what does an LPAR and a LUN have in common?"


You could easily answer this question by searching the internet.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LPAR...