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Hi Team,
I have a CSV file which I have to read through and needs to insert the content within an XML file using Python ONLY ( as most of the code base we have in python only). I managed to find the...

Hi,

Managed to find a solution within python. Can be closed.

for item in dict.values():
...

Hi Team,
I'm new to python and working on a project.
I have an API call which returns a dict(got the dict.values() and converted to list) as shown below:
...

How about the below code,

touch -d $(date "+%F") new0000

find . -newer new0000 -type f -size +0

Hi Pinaki,

you can use "find" command with options "-size" .

To check if its today's file, create a dummy file with touch and use "newer" option of find.

Regards,
Ravi

Hi Mahesh,

Can you post the output of below command:

sqlplus -s /nolog <<ENDSQL|grep -v 'Connected'>$LOG_FILE
connect $FCP_LOGIN
set feedback off
set heading off
set serveroutput on...

Something like below:

head -1 fileA | grep "$(cat fileB)"
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]] ;
then
echo "fileA header does not match with fileB"
exit 1;
fi

Note: even if there is a difference with...

Hi Rama,

Its not clear on what you are looking for.

Can you share sample input and output you are expecting.

I dont want to use du/df command. Without that is there a way

Why ?

Hi,

I don't think it's problem with path instead some command which is being used in the script. The command path might be available to ur shell but not to from.

Hi,
Not tested your complete code,on paper I can see below are wrong.

x= echo $i|cut -f1 -d':'
y= echo $i|cut -f2 -d':'


instead it should be

x=`echo $i|cut -f1 -d':'`
y=`echo $i|cut -f2...

Use "date" command to derive today's & yesterday's date and then check the file size (or) checksum to make sure they are different.

Pls, re read my previous post again.

Hello,

If I am correct, you are doing the file listing using "ls -lh", instead you can do just "ls -l" which make sure that file sizes are listed in bytes.

if you do so, it would be easy to add...

echo $FilePath | cut -d"/" -f1

echo "$FilePath" | sed 's/$HOST_NAME_LAND//'

Hi,

I'm sorry but did not understand your question correctly. Can you post sample input and expected output.

Regards,
Ravi

Why can't you use put GPS_input*.txt ?

You want to match only GPS_input.txt and GPS_input2.txt?

Does the below helps?

for DISK in /dev/dsk/c*t*d*s*;
do
value=`prtvtoc "$DISK" | sed -n -e '/Dimensions/,/Flags/{/Dimensions/d; /Flags/d; p; }' | sed -n -e '/sectors\/track/p'`;
if [ -n...

I'm under linux env and below is the code working for me.

[mzadmin@local103 ~]$ sftp user@remote104
Connecting to remote104...
user@sai104's password:
sftp> cd /home/user/TEST
sftp> put...

redirect "Your command output to a sed and do replace '*' with space and then do a sort -u on it"

This worked for me:

sftp> put GPS_input[1-2].txt

Still not clear.

Please post sample input and expected output.

Something like this:

awk '/100614/ {a=$0;c=1;next} /XXXXX/&&c {b=1;next} /END/ { b=0;next} b { printf "%s %s %s \n",$0,a,FILENAME } ' file1


Extend the same logic to handle all files.

Better to go with a script.

Could not recall any direct command.

Hi All,

Thanks for the reply.

I got the issue resolved myself and forgot to update here.

The logic I used is:

awk -F"|" 'BEGIN{ read the source file and store in array} { for each record...