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awk '
BEGIN {count=0}
/^&/ {
if (substr ($0,1,2) != "&&") ++count
if (count == 2) exit
}
{print}
' file1

cat file2...

awk ' {
printf $0
while (length ($0) && substr ($0, length ($0), 1) != "E") {
getline; printf $0
}
if (length ($0) == 0) print "E"; else print ""
}' infile > outfile

Could it be that the last line in oraenv.sh

/usr/local/bin/oraenv

should be

. /usr/local/bin/oraenv

?

You can do the delete as part of the find command:

find . -name "*.NEW" -ctime +0 -print -exec rm {} \;

Note that this prints out the name of each file it deletes.

grep -c -i -h "href" *html */*html *htm *shtml 2>> /dev/null |\
awk 'BEGIN {t=0} {t+=int($1)} END {printf "%ld\n", t}'

For this to work you also have to ensure that all single quotes in the data are duplicated. Try this:


sed -e "s/'/''/g" $1 | awk -F"|" '{
printf "insert into table (data_string) values "
...

find /tough -name temp1 -print -exec awk -F\" '/OrderError/{print $2}' {} \;

Using awk IS the something simple!

The following awk script parses a file called "data.txt" which contains the data from your example. To modify the number and/or size of the fields just change...