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if [ -s $filename2 ]
then
rm $filename2
else
rm $filename $filename2
fi

Try this...


#!/bin/ksh
if [ "$1" = "" ];
then ## No parameters were entered
echo "Enter the fully qualified file name:"
read mInputValue
echo "The value is `eval echo $mInputValue`"...

egrep "$today*.*Port search parameters|$today*.*processed" file

sed -e '1d' -e '/@executable_path/d' -e 's/(.*)$//' -e 's/\/Versions.*$//' file

what value you are assinging to str2?



str2=$str or str2=$str1

while read record
do
a=`echo $record | cut -c11-20`
echo $a | grep 1 1>/dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo $record >>output
fi
done<input

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Hi, For the 6th record, I don't see 1 inbetween 11th & 20th position. Only for the 2nd & 4th records i can see your condition matching. Please could you explain why 6th record has to be present in...

var=`cat file`

See if this works.




sed -e '1d' -e '/@executable_path/d' filename | cut -d " " -f1

How about this?



sed -n '/ravi kumar/,/*/p' file

Try this.



sed '/pattern/{N;d;}' file

sort -t"," -k1.1,1.4 -k2.7,2.10 -k2.4,2.5 -k2.1,2.2 file

or


sort -t"," -k1,1n -k2.7,2.10 -k2.4,2.5 -k2.1,2.2 file

echo $word | sed "s/o/$in1/1"

This replaces first occurance of the char 'O'

What is $a here? I am bit confused with your requirement.

If you just want to read and append a line to the end of a file, then try this.


echo "Enter the URL that should point to the...

for file in `ls folderb`
do
find foldera -type f -name "$file" -exec rm -f {} \;
done

while read record
do
a=`grep $record file2`
if [ "$a" == "" ]
then
echo $record >>newfile
fi
done<file1

Try this.


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

awk '/^HEADER/{close("file"f);f++}{print $0 > '$var'"_FILE_"f}' $Filename

sed -n '/unknown/{N;N;N;p;}' file

You can try with loop.



ls *rft | head -20 >tmp
while read file
do
cp "$file" ./chk
done<tmp

Hi, This should work for ksh.


#!/bin/ksh
grep -E 'username1|username4' filename >output


What shell are you using?

grep -E 'username1|username4' filename

grep username1 inputfile >>outputfile


Incase if you want to do the search with backslash.

grep username1\\\\ inputfile >>outputfile

How about this?


var="hi how are you"
echo $var | wc -w

See if this works.

awk '{
if (NR % 3)
printf("%s ", $0)
else
printf("%s\n", $0)
}' file

Are you sure that you used accent mark (`) for the ls command? I am wondering whether you have used single quotes.



myfile=`lsMyfile*`


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