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assuming your flat file is called file.txt and output file is outfile.txt

cat file.txt | sed 's/~/ /g' | while read empNum depName
do

empName=$(Your code to get the name from your database...

Here's a way you could do it in ksh.. not the most efficient way, but worth a shot to see if it eats up your system resources as badly as your method..

#!/bin/ksh

logfile=/path/to/logfile...

the 'head -2' pulls the top two lines of the text file, the 'tail -1l' pulls the bottom of those 2, so it's the second line of the file. Yogesh's method is cleaner and doesn't require external unix...

looks like homework to me

this is a sloppy answer, so it's not good if this is a homework assignment, but you can do:

TEST=$(head -3 BATCH007.TXT | tail -1l | awk '{FS=","} {print $2}')

Oh the shame. I see there's a better forum for this question to be placed in... Someone please move it and accept my humble apologies..

OK so I've been trying to figure this out on and off for about two years on Solaris 8, and now I'm trying to do it in Solaris 10 (which seem to have identical resource structures for Dtwm.)

I've...

Glad to hear it worked... I wasn't totally sure!

welp

i'm useless then... can't you track down a resources file in your home directory in ~/.gnome/ or something ?

first, try: man grep

Not sure if I understand totally.. but you want to pause until your
"ps -ef" shows you that your first 'rsh' has finished, and then run
your second rsh?

using ksh that...

what OS/window manager are you using?

can't you just source the file like this
#!/usr/bin/ksh

. usermon.conf #reads the file into the current script


usermon.conf should contain something like this:
myvar1="whatever1"...

dunno what shell you're using.. I use ksh and would do something like-

echo "username : "
read username
echo "password :"
read pwd

if [[ ${#pwd} -lt 1 ]] # checks if the length of $pwd is...

I have a script that creates a Form and multiple textfield, text, and label widgets in which the user inputs data, and submits it to be organized and formatted accordingly....

Some of the...