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for i in user1 user4 usern
do
grep -B2 "$i" file | sed 's/^/#/g'
grep "$i" file | sed 's/^/#/g'
grep -A1 "$i" file | sed 's/^/#/g'
done

if you have perl on solaris...
perl -ne 'if (/<name>(.*)<\/name>/) {print "$1";}' deploy.tmp

perl solution


$ cat test2
11,aa,22,ss
12,ss,23,ff
11,aa,22,ss
12,ss,23,ff


Script and usage
$ perl drop_columns.pl
Usage: drop_columns.pl -d:<delim> -f:fields -file:filename

Script...

You don't need a script for that, can do it using cut command
cut -d',' -f1 test1
cut -d',' -f1,3 test2

perl -ne '@arr = split(/\|/,$_,-1);
for($i=0;$i<@arr;$i++) {
next if $i =~ /^(5|7|8)$/ ;
$flag = 1 if ($arr[$i] eq "");
}
print join("|",@arr) if $flag;
' file.txt

$vi ab.py
prev_line_has_tag=False

with open('file2.xml','r') as f1:
for line in f1:
print("",line,sep='',end="")
if line.startswith("<!--"):
...

Input File

$ cat abc
Jane,group=A
Bob,group=A
Bob,group=D
Joe,group=B
Bill,group=A
Cathy,group=C
David,group=A
David,group=B
Ed,group=A

Code

$ perl -e '
my $hash;
while(<>){...

$line = "whatever your want to print"
printf "$line" | perl -ne ' @x = split("",$_); print "$_\n" foreach(@x); '

just type
perl -v
on your command line
if it gives output like this, you are good to use the command line provided by me in the other comment

perl -v

This is perl, v5.10.1 (*) built for...

if it's ok to use perl

$ printf "abc def ghi" | perl -ne ' @x = split("",$_); print "$_\n" foreach(@x); '
a
b
c

d
e
f




g
h
i

If you have or can have
XML::Simplemodule installed

perl -MXML::Simple -e '
foreach (@ARGV) {
$x_in = XMLin("$_");
print "$x_in->{name}";
}
' *.xml$ cat b.xml
<?xml version="1.0"...

Hi,

I have a dir and some files as below (all have full perm)


drwxrwxrwx 2 sam sam 4096 Aug 8 04:31 /home/sam/test

$ ll /home/sam/test
-rwxrwxrwx 1 sam sam 0 Aug 8 04:31...

I have a file like

file.
file.TODAY.THISYEAR
file.TODAY.LASTYEARI want to substitute the words in caps with their actual values so that output should look like
file.140805
file.140805.2014...

use absolute path of isql in your shell script

Wow!!!, thanks to all of you for your responses.
I got what I wanted :b:

Hi,

I want to insert a value (x) in the 3rd position of each line in a file like below

a|b|c|d|1
a|b|c|d
a|b|c|d|e|1
a|b|cso that output file looks like

a|b|x|c|d|1
a|b|x|c|d...

if you are on a linux system this will definetly work in bash, for unix you will need to test in ksh

#!/bin/bash

Date=`date "+%Y%m%d"`

for fl in /prd/pdw/Backup/*${Date}*
do
...

Hi,

I have a file like
$ cat abc
HDR XXX
content XXX
content YYY
content XXX
content YYY
content XXX
content YYY
TRL YYYI want to replace the lines staritng with HDR and TRL
For this I...

Thanks again

Thanks KlashXX

Asking a little more help, can you please explain the below snippet

my $line;
foreach (<FA>)
{ #getting rid of TAILER in fileA
print TMP $line if $line;...

I have two files

fileA
HEADER LINE A
CommentLine A
Content A
....
....
....
TAILER AfileB
HEADER LINE B
CommentLine B
Content B
....
....
....
TAILER BI want to merge these two...

Thanks Don for the fix :)

Thanks Pikk45 :)

Hi,

First of all merry christmas and Happy holidays to all :D

My situation is as below,
When a backup job runs on a mainframe server, it creates a 0byte file on a network drive which is...

figured out the solution myself, thanks for your help