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My code uses CORBA. So, its a CORBA with C++. Well, when I ran the executable using dbx I found the following error. Couldnt comprehend what it means. Kindly help.

$> dbx EprovInputClient core...

My program is written at the client end and this program sends some data to the server side...and also update some database. Everything is working fine...till the updation as well. Infact, just...

Hi all,

I am getting bus error problem in SunOS. Can you please help me out in this regard.
Actually, my entire code till the last line has been executed. But after tht i am getting a bus error....

give the entire path of telnet in the script that u r putting in the cron....
i mean do a 'which telnet' and find out the path of telnet. Give this in ur script...

At times, I am getting this exception as well...

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: tti_tuxedo_wsc (A file or directory in the path name does not exis
t.)
at...

Hi,

I am kind of new to both tuxedo and cron. I am trying to run a java program, which will talk to middleware tuxedo. When I run the java program from command line, it is working fine. However,...

Thanks solfreak....well, since i am trying to learn what cron is all about, i tried out this thing.

By screen, I meant MY terminal. Well, what is this virtual terminal? Can you please explain?

Suddenly it seems to be working now...I gave the following entry.
* * * * * /usr/bin/date 1>>out_file 2>&1

However, I would like to know if I can echo it to the screen, like for eg. if I say
*...

Perderabo, I tried using all *, then also it is not working. Its the same.
And Yogesh, I tried as u said as well, still it is the same. Well, I gave the path of date command after doing where only....

Hi
I am new to this cron jobs in Unix. I gave the following entry to print the date in out_file every minute.
I used crontab -e option.

1 * * * * /usr/bin/date 1>>out_file 2>>&1

But it...

I am not sure whether u want the total count or the count of 'A', 'E', 'I', 'O' and 'U' separately.
However the one-liner that I have given will give separate counts.

First, the command
tr...

This is one way of achieving the count of vowels in the file 1.txt

tr '[a-z]' '[A-Z]' < 1.txt | tr -sc 'AEIOU' '[\012*]' | sort | uniq -c