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$echo -sagot | sed "s/-//" | sed "s/sagot/-&-/" | sed "s/-//"
sagot-

$echo -sagot | sed "s/-//" | sed "s/sagot/-&-/"
-sagot-
...

tr '\n' ' ' <( echo $str )
or
echo $str | tr '\n' ' '

Give a try replacing your :



awk '/zypper_local/ && /60/ && /$ZYPPER_LOCAL_REP/'with :

awk -vP="$ZYPPER_LOCAL_REP" '/zypper_local/ && /60/ &&($0~P)'


You can also try to get out the...

Maybe you should reverse your initial matrix : ....


$cat my
var_Site,SITE-A1,SITE-A2,SITE-A3,SITE-B1,SITE-B2,SITE-C2,SITE-C3,SITE-C4...

No sure whether or not it will make a difference, but maybe you can give a try enclosing column name in back tick like `column_name`

Just another way to do the same

awk '/^interface/{i=$0}/helper/{ print ((i!=z)?i RS:z) $0 ; i=z }' yourfile

Did you try something like :

[...]
.IF ACTIVITYCOUNT = 1 THEN .GOTO DROP_TAB;
.GOTO LOG_ME_OFF
.LABEL DROP_TAB;
DROP TABLE ${SCHE_NAME}.${tab_name};
.LABEL LOG_ME_OFF
.LOGOFF
.QUIT; ...

C:\WINDOWS\system32>cat mytst
2018-10-23 12:33:21 AI ERROR -- tpid: SAMPLE_TH account: 123456789 aiSessionNumber: 660640464 mapName: xxx to yyy
errorDesc: Translation Error:ErrorNumber : 993...

Not the most elegant, but for sure one of - if not "The" - most intuitive & easy to read and maintain :


seq 1 20 | sed 's/$/ -/'

You should build a function that do what you want.



Then loop over the servers with a "while" or a "for" instruction and call that function.


You should also choose whether you want to hold...

Just to bring your attention about the fact that Scrutinizer's code assumes that multiples occurrences of a transaction in "spend file/sendfile" must be sequential ... (since the display of computing...

1) The CSV.txt you've posted is in fact your sendtodb.csv file, is that correct ?

2) What is the content of your me.csv file ?

Yeah, I agree with you regarding the UUOC one.
The test with -- was just bulk try just to see if it would get the -- as an end of options and see how it would handle the rest of the command line.
...

Just for fun playing with subsequent args ... consider giving a try to:

# for i in $(seq 1 10) ; do echo $(< /dev/urandom tr -dc '[:alnum:],@#:!?+-' | head -c10) ; done
# for i in $(seq 1 10) ;...

What is the difference between $(< filename ) and $( cat filename ) ? :rolleyes:
Or should i ask ... are they equivalent ?

Just another idea for fun...
set -- $( xargs -n2 <yourfile | sed 's/ .*//' | xargs )
echo -e "$7,$8,ZZZZZZ\n$1,$4\n$2,$5\n$3,$6\n"
(to be adapted )

Did you use ssh with -X option (or any option relating to DISPLAY exporting, depending on your platform & ssh version) ?
Did you enable all corresponding X11 forwarding stuff ?

Please provide an example of representative input file, field, field separator, and by the way, what did you try so far ?

In condition 2c, what are you trying to do : an assignation ( = ) or a comparison ( == ) ?

Also review your whole code : you stilll have a bunch of dollars that shouldn't be there ( f[... rather...

Did you test your script so far ? have you performed some "unity testing" to validate one by one that your conditions work as you expect ?

In condition 1 , where does this (see in...

Whatever strategy you choose, according to your expectation, you will get an output file that is near 5 times bigger than your input file.

input file :
rows = 400k
columns = 3000
Total amount...

If thinking of setting up a broker daemon, you should refer to the corresponding installation guide of the Editors (https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19587-01/821-0027/aeoca/index.html). (The link provided...

Ok then give a try splitting into short steps like:

cut -c1-44 FILE1 >f1
cut -c1-20 FILE2 >f2
cut -c45-60 FILE1 >f3
paste -d# f1 f2 f3 | sed 's/#//g' | tee MERGEFILE
rm f?

Hi Corona,

Thank for your time but i already know how do the associativ array works.;)

In fact i was refering and wondering about to the "collating" notation mentionned here...

Man is your friend :
man joinman pasteDid you try something like :
ksh paste -d# <(cut -c1-44 FILE1 ) <(cut -c1-20 FILE2) <(cut -c45-60 FILE1)Here i have set # as delimiter , choose one which does...