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Sincere appreciation for the response provided. Unfortunately I do not have Perl so the perl option would not work for me. The awk command provided worked but I would certainly like to understand...

Operating System: GNU/Linux
AWK Version: GNU Awk 3.1.7

I am not sure yet as to the source system whether it is Unix or DOS but I know that End of Message is denoted by: $. File will be processed...

OK below is what my sample file looks like. I need to sort by the Primary Key ie: {1:F01SAESVAV0AXXX0466020126} in the first record. Record seperator is $.

I tried sort, but it completely messes...

Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately I was looking up some results on google and did not check that rename is only available in perl.

I would like to see if there was a one line command that i...

All,

I wanted to copy the files

From:

Daily_XYZ_TEST_1.csv
Daily_XYZ_TEST_2.csv
Daily_XYZ_TEST_3.csv
Daily_XYZ_TEST_4.csv

To:

Daily_ABC_TEST_1.csv
Daily_ABC_TEST_2.csv...

The pattern does not exist in a line per se....it is part of the line...the problem I am having is that the pattern needs to be replaced with another pattern....The previous seems to be just putting...

There is no OFS..this is an xml file. I apologize I should have mentioned that before. Only the pattern that I am looking for needs to be changed to lower case atleast.

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I have an xml file. I need to convert a particular pattern to lower case and add 1 to it. For example my sample values in file are:

ergeAAwrgersc_DWSTAGE_AC_DBO_TBL_GROUPZONES_INITIAL.badAAergerg...

I have a Perl Script

#!/usr/local/bin/perl

$server_name = "info-xyz-05";

my $value = `/usr/bin/ssh -f $server_name /users/salesadm/MGFINFA/bridgerftpup.sh`;

The above calls a shell script...

I really don't want to mess with the keys. I do not believe I have access to the keys but if nothing else works then I will have to request permission.

Anyhow something like the below works for...

#!/usr/bin/ksh

Archive_Dir='/apps/SrcFiles/MTCHG_GFTS/BRGR/Archive'
Source_Dir='/apps/SrcFiles/MTCHG_GFTS/BRGR'

cd $Source_Dir

HOST='xyz.abc.com'
USER='abcOUT'
PSW='xyzOUT'...

Unix.com still rocks!! nawk didnt work coz my box didnt have it...but I tried it with awk and it works perfectly!

Thanks much...if it is not too much of an effort do you care to explain?

I have a file:


2009_11
3455 500
5355 600
7777 700

The first line is the period. I want to concatenate the Period into every line using a one line command..I guess maybe awk or something....

Works...thanks Shell!

Is there an easy way of doing this

cat file1

jkasjhjgfg LTRIM(RTRIM(aa_bb_cde))
aragsfdg LTRIM(RTRIM(aa_bb_cde)) aregfafdgfg
sdgsfdagdfg gadfg
eafgsadgsa
asdgsfdgag LTRIM(RTRIM(aa_bb_cde))...

Awesome man...it works....

Thanks so much!!!!

I have a batch file that takes 2 parameters--source file location and target file location.

I want to create another batch file that contains all the commands with the file locations so that I...

Awesome aigles...it works....thanks a bunch!

I got it to work...however I think you might have misunderstood my requirement. I need to sort blocks based on the first line. THe data within the block needs to remain the same --should not change....

Thanks for you response..on trying that this is the error I get
csplit: b: No such file or directory
sort: open failed: xx??: No such file or directory??

Let me rephrase the question and post...

Hello all,

Below is what I am trying to accomplish:

I have a file that looks like this

/* ----------------- xxxx.y_abcd_00000050 ----------------- */

jdghjghkla
sadgsdags
asdgsdgasd...

I know this has been asked previously on this forum...But I think I have a different scenario to present.

I ahve a file tht looks like this (note:there are control Z and other chars tht are not...

Try this...

cat -n <filename>| sort -r | cut -f2-20 > reversedfile

Experts please comment if anything wrong with this.... :cool:

Thanks reborg and Gop...i did not completely understand reborgs script--what is typset?
So I continued to work on the one from gop. This is what worked for me:



#!/bin/ksh
# Check if line...

Fairly new scripter so please bare with me if what I have done below is not according to standards.

Okay...heres what I am trying to do. I have a pattern that I need to search for in a directory....