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Good day to you all,

Just want to check here, i know when scping a file, size might change due to space issue. it might sound silly, but does file content get change too? if so, what kind of...

Next time i might try nawk and use some of your (this means all of you) suggestions. Thank you.

Gosh vino, that is cool, shorter than the one I had before. Thank you. I am not too worry about the format though, because I could change as per user demand.

Good day ya'all,

I had a csv file like below


date|country|ticker
19990101|US|2
20010303|AU|w


I had used the sed as below


sed 's/\/,/g;
...

Thank you all for replying,

Perderabo, your way is very close to what I am trying to accomplish, I will try your logic and let you all know the result. Thank you!

:D

ops, my fault, I was typing this on the fly while converting most of my codes, because of the policy issue,

Actually the $array1 would be $sysFile1. I will make an update to the snipplets, thank...

Oh btw, I was trying to delete the array elements if we found it matches. Thank you.

Probably I am not seeing it or I am not using the "delete" correctly I had the following codes but it does not work for me


#!/bin/perl -w
...
@sysFile1 = (a_b, a_c, a_d);
@sysFile2 = (a_c,...

Hmmm, really? ok thank you. May be i will just rewrite the function into perl script then.

is it possible? Because I know we could use

open(A, `abc.ksh`);


to access a ksh, but is it possible to access just one (or more) function from the ksh script?

Try this, just change yoru "-" to "eCustomerCME" and take away the tail and awk


xyz=$(ls -ltr | grep ^eCustomerCME*)

you are passing the "/var/lib/mysql/$IPdb" as a String rather than a directory

so your code should be


dbCheck2() {
if [ -d /var/lib/mysql/$IPdb ];
then {
:
# carry on in...

Thank you I will try your method.

hello there, I have a sed question.

I have a file (temp.srv), in it it has
v1_host1
v2_host2

And I have another file (temp2.srv), in it is has
v1_host3_date
v1_host1
v2_host2...

Well, figured it out. There are no push/pop for array in UNIX KSH. What I had done is that I cat the server names to a file and use sed to do my job, and then append those server name back to the...

Hopefully the section of the codes below will help me to explain what i am trying to do

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

typeset -i count=0
set -A...

I think the website below has what you are looking for

http://www.student.northpark.edu/pemente/sed/sed1line.txt

Hi all,
I have a question does anyone know if it is possible to push or pop an array in the ksh environment? Could anyone give me a hint, because I am trying to merge 2 server files together and...

Thank you vish, for pointing out my logical error. Seems like I am having off day yesterday as well. :cool:

how about the following
Code:
#!/usr/bin/ksh

if [[ $# -le 2 ]] && [[ $2 != "P" || $2 != "Q" || $2 != "D" ]] then
echo "Improper Usage"
exit 1;
else
echo "Success"
...

The first "while" is missing. Not quite sure where is your first "while" for your loop.

If I am not mistaken this is the way that blowtorch was explaining

ls -lrt | sed -n '/^d/{p;q;}' | nawk '{print $NF}'

yes that would work, but the thing what if my users forgot to use the options, such as just using it as "abc.ksh some_value". Because I thought I had set the error at the last line, when "abc.ksh" is...

hello there I am back with more questions (sorry it is been quite a while since I had done scripting). I had tried the search function to search for the threads that might have an answer to my...

Personaly I think that since you already had started to use the pcap lib, it would be a whole lot easier to code it and use it yourself, rather than going online to search for some shrink wrap...