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wat is the o/p of the following command for u :


grep -v '^$' tmp


where tmp is the original file containing data and spaces.

does this work for u


watch -n 3 -d netstat -i | grep vif

hi can u post sample o/p of the command


watch -n 1 -d netstat -i

try using this code in query.sql instead :


select * from tab1 where number ='&1';

the cut command is working for me as it is

cut -d ' ' -f1 abc.txt

try using awk

awk '{print $1}' abc.txt

it seems u want all the lines that begin with TIMEDOUT
if that is the case then u can use this command

grep -i "TIMEDOUT" file.txt

the contents of file.txt wud be something like this :...

u can use the following script if u are using bash
for entry in `cat xyz.txt`
do
path=`echo $entry | cut -d "/" -f2`
mkdir -p $path
cd $path
svn checkout $entry
cd -
done

hope...