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Thank you Scrutinizer ... took a lead from your example and came up with below.

To remove all spaces from the row that begins with keyword "Footer"
sed '/^Footer/s/ //g' file1 > file2
To remove...

Thanks!



2nd output actually looks identical but the input has trailing spaces in the last record whereas the output doesn't have any trailing spaces. Thats the difference.

Hi,

I want to remove the spaces from all the lines matching a particular pattern from my file. For instance in file abc.txt I have following data.
Header,This is the header
111,this is 1st...

Thanks for the solution. It works perfectly fine. There is one more issue though. I'm trying to identify the number of bytes, lines and max line length using below command.
wc -l -c -L
But it ends...

Hi,

Is there a way to identify the lines in a file having extended ascii characters and display the same?

For instance I have a file abc.txt having below data


aaa|bbb|111|This is first...

Thanks Yoda. This is what I was looking for.

Hi All,

I want to print all the occurrences for a particular pattern from a file. The catch is that the pattern search is partial and if any word in the file contains the pattern, that complete...

Works like a charm !! Thanks !!

Hi,

I have a script which calls a sqlplus command and i'm saving the output in a variable.

Z=`sqlplus -s $TC_ORACLE_USER/$TC_ORACLE_PASSWORD@$TC_CONNECT_STRING <<eof
set echo off
set head off...

Thanks a lot !!

Nice explaination !!! You made my day ! :)

Sorry Admin ... my mistake .. it really works ... :b:

Can u explain a little bit on how u achieved it? Is there any documentation for OIFS and IFS?

Hi,

It doesnt work ... i didnt get the meaning of IFS and OIFS? what are they? are these variables? what is the use of these variables?

Please explain?

Thanks.

Hi,

I'm using KSH and calling a SQL statement inside my script which returns more than 1 record.

Result=`sqlplus -s $DB_USER/$DB_PWD@$DB_STRING <<END
set echo off
set head off
spool junk.txt...

Requirements:

Using a shell script I have to check the 4 values from a table in Oracle and then store the result as "Y" in a Unix variable if the values are desired and "N" if the values are not...

I have tried the rsh as well ... but it throws below error:

ksh: rsh: cannot execute

Hi ..

I want to check the date for one file which is present on the remote machine.

How do i do that??

Also if i'm only having the sudo rights .. can i do that with my login or do i need all...

Even i'm also getting the same ftp: connect: Connection refused error when i'm trying out the below code

HOSTNAME=xx.xxx.xx.xxx
USER=username
PSSWD=password
datedir=`TZ=CST+48 date +%m%d%Y`...

In addition to the previos query ... i have tried FTP also.

on 2 machines the connection and the script works fine. But on one machine it gives the following error:

ftp: connect: Connection...

Thanks..

both the above command works ..

but what if i dont want the word count of that file and just want to make a check whether the file is present on the remote unix machine?

how to do...

Error is:

ksh: /temp/tmpdir/wc: not found

Requirements

I'm running a shell script from one Unix server A which calculates the line count using "wc -l" of a file which resides in another unix server B.

I have tried the ssh also but...

start_time=`date +%H:%M`
end_time="23:45"
tme=`TZ=CST+24 date +%Y%m%d`
start_hour=`echo $start_time | cut -d':' -f1`
start_min=`echo $start_time | cut -d':' -f2`
...

This works but can you please tell for what we use "TZ" and "CST"???

Hi,

i have one hard coded time which will be 23:45 and one will be sysdate (same date) and time less than 23:45.

i want to start my job at 23:45 and the input file will be arriving before that....