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Oh, my bad. I misinterpreted because of this line. I though that the "whole" line should be ignored. Sorry man :P

Hope this helps:


sed "/ *$/d" TNS.txt

You can store it in a shell variable. Let us look into your script so we can edit it as needed :)

Hope this helps:


ddl10197@GT109867 ~
$ sort foo | uniq > foo.tmp

ddl10197@GT109867 ~
$ sort bar | uniq > bar.tmp

ddl10197@GT109867 ~
$ comm -23 foo.tmp bar.tmp
GlobalUserManagement...

Why not create an ed script instead? And then use 'patch'? But that would still require a temp file in the background though you wouldn't notice.

Hope this helps:


cut -f1 -d"," file1 > keys
cut -f1 -d"," file2 >> keys
sort keys | uniq -ud | while read X; do
echo "$X,"`sed -n "/^$X/p" file1 | cut -f2 -d","`","`sed -n "/^$X/p" file2 |...

Try this one:


sed 's/ {1,}/ /g' foo | tr -s " " "\n" | awk 'BEGIN {FS=","} { for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) sum[i]=sum[i] + $i } END { for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) printf("%d,", sum[i]) }'

:confused:

I'm not sure what you're getting at or what your desired output really is but if you just need to display:

12:00 3:00
Line |_________|


Then just:


echo "12:00 3:00"
echo...

Hmmm...Could you post sample input and output?

I got the ff:


$ cat foo
0,9607,12887,24088,
579,248,404,385

$ awk 'BEGIN {FS=","} { for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) sum[i]=sum[i] + $i } END { for...

You can still use the little "Search" button, man. I found some threads similar with this one, but here goes:

awk 'BEGIN {FS=","} { for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) sum[i]=sum[i] + $i } END { for...

Ok...You did read previous posts right?

With a little help from the "Search" button:

https://www.unix.com/cfmgoogle.php?cx=partner-pub-6323928554267084%3Absye1r5tx7j&cof=FORID%3A10&q=awk+get+difference+2+columns&sa=Search#1313

Yeah, I think you should need to be more specific and detailed with your question. But if all you need to do is print a simple horizontal/vertical line then you can try the ff.:


yes "|" | head...

I suggest script! :)

Out of curiosity, I also tried some testing myself. On a file with 250 lines there's no difference.

But on a file with 1000 lines, cut was faster by 1 sec.

On a file with 10000 lines, the...

Ok, I get it. Sorry man. But I think Ygor got it :)

You can use sed or tr. The ff. links may prove to be useful:

https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/19160-how-remove-spaces-string-using-sed.html
...

Hmmm...I'm not great at explaining but here goes...

Think of \1, \2, \3, ..., \n as "place-holders". This is where results from your searching are placed.

In sed, you can assign a result to a...

It's better if you provide more details but hope this helps:


echo '/data}/{bla/${INSTANCE}' | sed 's/.*${*\([A-Za-z0-9]\{1,\}\)}*.*/\1/'

Hi, hope this helps. Please post output of this:

ls *.c && echo "Files found"

From here we can create a more flexible/complete code

You can use comm -13 or comm -23. Just play with it a little

Hey, try updating the red line:


#!/bin/ksh

##checking the Command Line Parameter
if test $1 = ""
then
echo "Config File is not provided as Input ">>/data/coml/logs/cnt_log.txt...

Hope this helps:


sort -n -t"." -k4 match.txt

I would suggest to separate "paragraphs" with a blank line such that the file will look like this:


Statement Date : Blah blah
Blah blah
Blah blah
Blah blah Blah blah Blah blah Invalid...

:eek: Genius man! Good to know you got it. It ended up me leaning something new. I should thank you! :b: