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I think this cannot be implemented in unix

I am using the following script
#!/bin/ksh
/usr/sybase/bin/isql -SXYZ -UABC -PXYZ -b <<EOF >temp
select A.host,A.server,B.db,A.status from dbo.server as A,dbo.db as B where A.product in...

Hi
I am moving from shell scripting part to network shell scripting.
Can some one give me basic idea for all network related commands like
ypmatch,ypcat,NIS etc...

Documentation wiil be...

This is what i am getting

$ awk -F"," 'FILENAME="file1.txt" {array[$1]=$1} FILENAME="file2.txt" { if (array[$4]) {print $0}}' file1.txt file2.txt
1,2,ua,xyz.com
1,2,ua,eg.com
$

(( ))

Did you change your input file names to file1 and file2

This works

nawk -F"," 'FILENAME=File1 {array[$1]=$1} FILENAME=File2 { if (array[$4]) {print $0}}' File1 File2

The double brackets are called let command.
And you can find lot of documentation on Internet

This works

nawk -F"," 'FILENAME="file1" {array[$1]=$1} FILENAME="file2" { if (array[$4]) {print $0}}' file1 file2

This works:

#!/bin/ksh
#_____________________________________
i=11
until (( i > 0 && i <= 9 ))
do
echo Please enter number between 1 to 9
read number
if (( number > 0 && number <= 9 ))...

This works

nawk -F"," 'FILENAME="File_1" {arr[$0]=$0} FILENAME="File_2" {if (arr[$1]&& $3 ~/DATA=1/) {print $0}}' File_1 File_2

Vidhyadhar,

Can you please explain this command.
I tried but invain

quote=TonyFullerMalv;302303867]Try:

for SFILE in `ls *-*`; do
TFILE=`echo "${SFILE}" | sed '/-/_/g'`
echo mv ${SFILE} ${TFILE}
mv ${SFILE} ${TFILE}
done
[/quote]


Use this it...

quote=Dendany83;302303901]Dears,

I'm new in shell scripting and i need your help, i would like to know how can i create a script to ftp to a certain unix/linux machine/server IP address and get a...

In place of findstring use I am the String

Check this
nawk '$0 ~/findstring/ {print $0;getline;gsub(/replace string/,"replaced string");print}' datafile > datafile1

Can some please explain this command?

chmod 755 dirname

ls -i the first coloumn in i node number

Try this

grep -w 500 access

Try this:


awk -F';' 'BEGIN {OFS=";"} {$4=($4*100)+$5} END{print $1,$2,$3,$4,$6}'

Try this:
awk-f\/ '{print $2}'

You have to execute like this
. scriptname

Hey can you explain your requirement clearly.
Do you will have two different files one comma seperated and other ; seperated.

Or you want to create ; seperated from , separetaed and then do...

Try this
`some_command` |sort -n +1 -3