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First off: no problem! There no dumb questions, just dumb answers, so don't be shy.

The difference is that "\;" will call the command named in "-exec" each time a file is found. For instance, let...

Try a small adaption to balajesuri's proposal: awk '/^ Rejected/ {x=$0; getline; x=x"\n"$0; a[x]++}END{for (i in a){print i, a[i], "rows"}}' file
Rejected - Error on table TableA, column ColB....

Hello All,

I wanted to wish Happy New Year 2016 to every one in this forum. May GOD gives us strength to do hard work, learn new things, enjoy each and every moment of our life, do new...

Another option:
sed -n 's/key[12]: //p' file | paste -d" " - -


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( or sed -n 's/key[12]: \(...\)/\1/p' file | paste -d" " - - if you will )


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That will not work since even in GNU...

This at least works in GNU sed


mute@tiny:~$ sed -n '/key1:/{s/key1: //;h};/^key2:/{H;x;s/\nkey2://p}' input
ABC DEF
GGG HHH


Place it in hold space. Append key2 to hold space, swap...

Sorry... I should have been much more verbose about the environment needed to use a hard link as a backup method.

I once worked in a group where a logging daemon was started when the system...

Hi.

At Clonezilla - About (http://clonezilla.org/) you can see if that cloning mechanism is right for you.

The only drawback I found was that it did not understand software RAID (mdadm) and...

If you so not mind a Java solution, Jackcess will read .accdb files.

Hi amora,

Thank you for those kinds words. You make me and all the other team members feel good about the work we all put into these forums.

I know it sounds a bit overstated; but often when I...

with bash, you can enable extglob. ksh probably has similar, but i don't know the option.


$ shopt -s extglob
$ ls !(x.*.txt.H*.txt)
adfd.bagddf
$ ls *
adfd.bagddf x.asegfd.txt.H2012.txt ...

Shortened it a bit:
awk '/^[0-9]/{p=0}p;/^48/{p=1}' file

sed 's/[^,]*/TEST/64' file

$ nawk -v p=$(cat Par.txt) '$0~p' Input.txt
A,1
B,3


if you want to compare in first column then use $1~p

When find parses it arguments, everthing that follows the last pathname argument (/usr/bin/sou/) is a primary argument (-name, -type, -exec, and so on). Each primary argument is a term in a boolean...

@rangarasan: umask doesn't work that way. It masks permissions defined in its parameter and not provides permissions.

So, when you say umask 022, you're masking write permission for group and...