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awk 'ORS=(NR % 3) ? RS : "\n"' RS=- File.txt > outfile.txt

grep name nameserver.txt | cut -d" " -f1,5 --output-delimiter="." | cut -d"." -f1,7 --output-delimiter=" "

same as above but total included:
awk 'BEGIN { delta = (delta == "" ? 2 : delta) ; max=20 }
{
if ($1 > max) {
maxf++;
maxc+=$2;
} else {
bucketNr = int(($1+delta) / delta)
cnt++...

It prints the line occurrence of column 1 ($1). a[$1]++ fails for the first occurrence increment since the array value for that key does not exist. The ! means not true so the expression is evaluated...

try:

sort -k9 -n -r file | awk '!a[$1]++'

In output shown above, what happened to the max line for chr1_17232_18061?

more simple?
CONDITIONS="1=CT,4=US_10,60=CT_US_10"

awk -v CONDITIONS="${CONDITIONS}" -F, '
BEGIN { c=split(CONDITIONS, cn, "[=,]"); }
{n=0;
for (i=1; i<=c; i+=2) if ($cn[i]==cn[i+1]) n+=2;
if...

awk '{
line[NR]=$0;
pp[NR] = $2
ll[NR] = $1
x[NR] = $4
y[NR] = $5
z[NR] = $6
rc[$1,$2]++
} END {
first = 1
count = 0
for ( i=1 ; i <= NR ; i++ ) {
if (pp[i] == pp[i+1] && ll[i] ==...

an ex.:
CONDITIONS="1=CT,2=US_10,3=CT_US_10"

CON='$1 == "CT" && $4 == "US_10" && $60 == "CT_US_10"'

awk -v CONDITION="${CON}" -F, '
BEGIN {
c=split(CONDITION, cons, " *&& *");
for (i=1;...

Can you make a small script to verify that it is not working? i. e.:
set -x

PASSWORD="passwordwith@init"

if [[ "$PASSWORD" != "passwordwith@init" ]]; then
echo testing_code
else
echo...

awk -F, 'v[$1,$2] && ($8-v[$1,$2])>1;{v[$1,$2]=$8;}' file

awk '
(! h++) {print "transcript_id", "gene_name", "description", "chromosome", "strand", "transcript_start", "transcript_end", "gene_start", "gene_end";}
$9 ~ /ID=.*Name=/ {n=$9; sub(".*Name=",...

awk '
(! h++) {print "transcript_id", "gene_name", "description", "chromosome", "strand", "transcript_start", "transcript_end", "gene_start", "gene_end";}
$9 ~ /ID=.*Name=/...

try:
awk -F, '
function interpolate(lat1, lon1, t1, lat2, lon2, t2, p) {
for (i = 1; i <= (t2 - t1); i++) {
printf "%.2f,%.2f,%.1f\n",
lat1 + (t2 - t1) * (lat2 - lat1) / p,
lon1 + (t2 - t1) *...

try: if [ "$line" != "\n" ] in case $line is an empty string.

give space. otherwise it will think it's another variable.

Is this a duplicate post?

See example on other post:
sed -i 's/$$EDWS_DATE_INSERT *=.*/$$EDWS_DATE_INSERT='"$(date "+%y%m%d")"'/' abc.txt

See updated post to fix quotes.

sed -i 's/$$EDWS_DATE_INSERT *=.*/$$EDWS_DATE_INSERT='"$(date "+%y%m%d")"'/' abc.txt

so, fuz or fuzzyanimals (or any string in between) will all evaluate "cat dog"? Why not just use fuz?

fo_ip=$(sed -n '/FailoverSystem/,/}/{/^ *address /{s/ *address *//;{p;q}}}' config.boot)
echo "$fo_ip"

just an idea: instead of having a loop monitoring the jobs while they run, add a wait after the background jobs are submitted then add a loop to look for failed jobs in the log files and resubmit...

ASCII is a subset of UTF-8. But if there is a need to transliterate, try something like:
iconv -f UTF-8 -t ASCII//TRANSLIT < input_file

[[:digit:]]E[[:digit:]]

perl -pi -e 's/('$PROCNAME'.Merge.exchMon.'$CODE'.'$T_QSTART'.*)'$CURRENT_QSTART'(.*read)/${1}'$NEW_QSTART'${2}/g' $CONFIG

Can you post a sample input file for the second?

Updated sample runs with updated second script:
cat << NODES > db_status.txt
Name | Status
------------------
DB 1 | UP
DB 2 | UP
DB...