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See also this page (http://www.webmasters-central.com/t/cron.shtml) for a handy crontab tutorial.

If you do a search on this forum you will find some usefull results, RTM just aswered the same question 5 days ago. See this threat (https://www.unix.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14620).

As for...

You can also try the paste command.

paste file1 file2

You can use -o option to specify the fields you want to see in the output.

join -o 1.1 1.2 2.1 2.2 file1 file2

will show the first two fields for both files in one line.

Try man join.

Hello user1,

Perderabo wrote an already famous scripts which will probably help you a lot. Click here (https://www.unix.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=16559#post16559).

Hello Jorge

I think it would be better to label your tapes in order to be able to identify them.
The command to write a label to the tapes obviously depends on your O.S.

Hello rao,

You should make sure the command lines in the ftp section of the scripts don't start with the space character.

Hello gtapia

You can try this command:

split -l `wc -l yourfile | awk '{print $1/N'` yourfile

You can replace N by any number.

Hello Bridgeje,

One possibility is to open the file in vi and do the following:

:%s/"DH"/^M"DH"/g

for ^M you should type ctrl v, crtl enter

girish_shukla, are you using a Sybase ASE ?

If you are, this is a Sybase Transact SQL command to restore database STS_IN_PRD with data stored in the file "/STSDBBakup/ AEOD20030509"

Truncate is a progress command to defragment a progress database.

You can use it like this.

proutil <database_name> -C truncate bi

Make sure you shut down the database before you start the...

Pherhaps this script can help you:

#!/bin/ksh

for row in `tail +3 your_file | awk '{print $2}'`
do
echo "$row;\c" >your_new_file
done

Hello,

I think this is what you want:

var=$1
var=`echo $var | awk '{print $1 *100}'`
echo $var

Thanks Perderabo,

The '\c' did the trick.

Hello there,

I wrote a shell script to modify the code for some of our clients in our client database. Before starting the data modification the program performs a few checks.

When a check is...

Maybe you can try this simple menu (this is origanally for AIX)


#
# Main loop
#
while [ 1 ]
do
cat <<-EOT

1. start programm 1
2. start programm...