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;) Nice.. Thanks.. I will try this one as well.. Thanks a lot

Seem to work fine.
I'm trying to understand,, what is does.. ;) But.. No.. I don't get inte.. but a question,.
this "^0*" is that when it starts with a 0 or?

Thanks even more.. this...

When I thought everything was hunky-dory

the first scenario was changing the numbers 01234567 to 901234567 and of course this was scenario changed.

Now I need to change the number from...

Thanks a million..

Why do you know these things. ;) LOL

# time nawk -F": " -v add=9 -v vals=telephoneNumber,emNotifNumber,billingnumber,BillingNumber '
BEGIN{OFS=": ";split(vals,tmp,","); for(val in tmp) V[tmp[val]]}
$1 in V { $2=add $2}
...

:b:This worked as Charm in my mac,:b:

Then I lifted it out to my Solaris10, :(
and because this is way over my head now,, I don't know what went wrong..


awk -F ": " -v add=9 -v...

Yes.. That almost works.. ;)


# entry-id: 192
dn: uniqueidentifier=um704,ou=C10,ou=site1,o=users
nsUniqueId: a7e6a34b-1dd111b2-80f1bd80-559f9638
modifyTimestamp: 20090617001511Z...

Hi.. I have this delicate problem..:wall: I have this huge ldif file with entry's like this example below..

And I need to change the following entrys.

telephoneNumber:
emNotifNumber:...