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1) sed -n '900,$p' file_name

Hi spare_ribs,

Thanks for the info. Yes i am able to get away with printf.

You can use sed like

sed 's/^..//g' FILE_NAME

Hi folks,

I need to stop printing a new line after echoing a string in KSH. i know bash provides

echo -n "string"

what is the ksh equivalent for this ?

You can do that by

awk ' $3 == "~ZZ~VISTN" { print "whatever you want"} \
$3 == "~ZZ~04000" { print "whatever you want"} \
$3 == "Add any string youwant" { print...

I dont think sed will work because data in FILE can contain TABS, if we replace TABS, original data will also get replaced.

I got the answer , anyway Thanks

yes "" |head -`wc -l FILE_1 | awk...

Hi C2B2

I know paste default delimeter is TAB but it will only put one char as delimeter between files even though you give multiple TABS, meaning

paste -d"\t" FILE1 FILE2 will...

Hello everyone,

This is Rameshreddy. I like this forum and its nice to share everyone's experience here and one can learn a lot from here. Appreciate the moderators especially.

Coming...

Sorry i read only second part and you can do the second part with


awk '{if (NR == 2) { $1=$1"\n"; $2="WHATEVER "$2;} print }' FILE_NAME

The only problem i see with this is, it will add extra...

Try this AWK command, It should work

awk '{if ($1 == "#" && $2 == "Begin" && $3 == "customizations" && NF == 3) $NF=$NF"\n$AVARIABLE/dir1/dir2;export $AVARIABLE"; print }' file_name

Have fun