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That's great. Many thanks guys.

Hi guys,

I have a line of digits with no delimiters (but fixed record length for each fields). for example

aaaa1234bbbb

field 1 is 4 digit long, field 2 is 4 digit long and so on.

I need...

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Got the command. Just in case if anyone is interested

'pwdx pid', where pid is the process id of your process. This gives the directory of the executing process

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No that run.csh was just an example. The processes are very long. I know you can use something like ucb's ps. ps wwax, which will give full process name. But I need to get the directory of...

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Can some one help me to find the directory from which the specified process is running.

I need to find the directory of the process (run.csh).

For ex: If we have 5 directories
...

Thanks for the info. I did search before posting, but I failed to spot this one.

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I need to replace charecters say starting from 200 until 210, I can use the below tagged RE, for upto 20 char, but is there other way out.

sed -e...

Works a treat. Thanks Mahendra. There are more than 70 fields in each record. Cheers

cat file1.txt | awk -F, '{print $52}'

awk: record `aaaaaa' has too many fields
record number 1

I need to extract the some fields based on certain criteria, so I can't use cut.

for ex: if...

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Great. Many thanks for that. One finaly question on this,

how do I replace single quote

echo "2005.11.11 09:25:47 5.0 5.75 'ABCD' " | sed -e 's/://g;s/ /,/g;s/\.//1;s/\.//1'


Output should...

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Can you please tell me, if there is anyway I can replace first n occurances of the character.

For example: If the input is like below

2005.11.11 09:25:47 5.0 5.75

The output I need...

Many thanks for your speedy response. Very much appreciated.

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I need get rid of all the dots and : in the below line 2005.11.11 09:37:28. I have tried the below command

echo 2005.11.11 09:37:28 | sed -e 's/.//' -e 's/.//' -e 's/://' -e 's/://'

No...

Many thanks for that Jim

Does anyone know if we can use AWK to list out the fields which don't have a delimiter, i.e., cut out fields say 2 and 10 in a fixed width data.

I tried to use FIELDWIDTHS in awk but that is not...

tar cvf archivefile.tar file1 file2 subdir1 subdir2

Might be to do with the version used when creating the pdf file may not be compatible with ghostview

That's great. Thanks you so much for your speedy response

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Can you please tell me if there is anyway we can findout which shell we are using (is there any command?)

Many thanks,

Thought uniq won't work properly if the file is not sorted.

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That's perfect. I just need to sort the file, it works just fine.

Many Thanks for that.

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I need to get the count of each and every uniq string? Any help is much appreciated.

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Is there anyway I could get the count of some strings (I only know the position of the string, I don't know the exact strings) Say for example I need to get a count of some 8 strings which...