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Thanks parted just meets my requirements

Why not just replace x with * and run a bc on it ?

Ok i forgot that fdisk only creates the partition as un-formatted then you have to use mke2fs to create partition.

In anyways can this automated I mean can all these options be specified via...

I needed to create a un-formatted partition of X MB on a disk dont want it from GUI but from command line not sure what should be specified for fdisk

This works for me

#!/bin/bash
args=("$@")
INDEX=0
touch sorterfile
if [ -z $args ]; then
echo "Error"
else
while [ $# -gt $INDEX ]; do
NUM=${args[$INDEX]}
echo $NUM
echo ./sorter $NUM >>...

@pinga
Didn't that command worked which i gave ?

Can you elaborate more the subject line of thread and what you are expecting is confusing, you want to delete lal.com but as per the output file its deleting some other text too.

No & does move the job to next line

You will need to install that ,

No i mean can it handle any no of columns irrespective of datatypes ?

if you are on linux it support mult file tail

tail -f filename -f filename

Or use the below script.

#!/bin/sh

trap 'kill $(jobs -p)' EXIT

for file in "$@"
do

tail -f $file &
done...

Are you even sure what you are trying to achieve ?

Use this command this is the fastest , even faster than find.

ls -lR . | egrep -c '^-'

The reason for difference is output in find and ls is ignoring hidden files.

295 % grep 'John' filename| awk '{print $2}END{ if (! found) {print "0"} else {print "20"} }'
20
0

Is this hardcoded logic as this does not seems to be working

or just use expect to handle interactive prompts

Something which i tried but didn't worked need to get put a another text value if there is no match


If file has no Butten that row should have a some extra text "ABC" at end of column i tried...

Very well explained , top notch

cgkmal it works.

How do i identify at which column the match was found ? So that i can do some more processing

File Format

U A 45 B
N A 78 M
M A 98 O


Need to search for A in the file and whichever location is A is located need to get its next column i.e need to get 45 78 and 98 and put these...

Thanks it helped

No but i'm asking that since i see a lot of them using it whats its significance is it for only first time ?

mkdir -p your full path of directories

This seems the best solution

awk '$1=="State" && $3!~"0x0000"{print x}{x=$3}'

anyone knows what does 1 stands for ?

awk '$1=="State" && $3!~"0x0000"{print x}{x=$3}1'

Can't you use perl for it ?

Or

Use SQL use SQL Loader in shell script and interpolate the variables to SQL.