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Posted By R.T.
ksh93 if statement gives "not found" error
Why do I get the error on the second example?.

This works:
if [[ "a" = "a" ]];then
> echo "true"
> else
> echo "false"
> fi
true
This doesn't, and gets the error shown:
if [[ "a" = "a"...
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Posted By R.T.
I think profile variables need to be exported and...
I think profile variables need to be exported and are not getting to your script. Can you do an echo "Output=$OUTPUT" inside your script to check?
18,846
Posted By R.T.
Things inside brackets are a "test". -z tests...
Things inside brackets are a "test". -z tests "$name" to see if its length is zero.

from "man test":
-z String1
Returns a True exit value if the length of the String1...
3,503
Posted By R.T.
if [ $a = $b ]; then echo "variables are equal";...
if [ $a = $b ]; then echo "variables are equal"; fi
Worked for me.
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Posted By R.T.
Go here and look in the sample chapter for...
Go here and look in the sample chapter for diffdate. (Hi Chris)
[url="http://members.torfree.net/chris/books/cfaj/ssr.html"]
5,910
Posted By R.T.
awk '{print "blah bli" $0 "blu"}' readfile.txt >...
awk '{print "blah bli" $0 "blu"}' readfile.txt > outfile.txt
This is how I would do it.
Forum: Solaris 04-07-2009
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Posted By R.T.
You could change your print... to: print...
You could change your print... to:
print substr($9,index($9,".")+1)
2,341
Posted By R.T.
That answers it. Thank you very much!
That answers it. Thank you very much!
3,103
Posted By R.T.
awk '{A=$1;B=$2;C=C+A*B;print A" x "B" =...
awk '{A=$1;B=$2;C=C+A*B;print A" x "B" = "A*B};END{print "Total = "C}' filename
3,103
Posted By R.T.
awk '{A=$1;B=$2;print A" x "B" = "A*B}'...
awk '{A=$1;B=$2;print A" x "B" = "A*B}' filename
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Posted By R.T.
But not in cygwin or aix.
But not in cygwin or aix.
3,103
Posted By R.T.
Are you familiar with awk? You could try awk...
Are you familiar with awk?
You could try
awk '{print $1" x "$2" = "$1*$2}' filename
$1 would be the first field, $2 would be the second, etc.
2,341
Posted By R.T.
Where does the 8 come from? (or what happend to the first `)
$ ksh
$ echo "\047"0"\047"
result:
8'
Forum: AIX 03-10-2009
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Posted By R.T.
for f in `cat listoffiles` do grep "specific...
for f in `cat listoffiles`
do
grep "specific pattern" "$f"
done

depending on what you want from the grep, you might want a "grep -l..."
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Posted By R.T.
You are very close! Try putting "lines", "chars"...
You are very close! Try putting "lines", "chars" and "words" in quotes.
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