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Please try redirecting all the warnings to infinite sink ...
i.e. "your command" followed by 2>/dev/null

Pls describe the problem you are facing !!!

Hi,

I have a requirement to define all Saturdays/Sundays of every month in a year as holidays. I am making use of Date::Manip package available in perl.

I tried writing a recurrence as :
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please check your sed command is syntactically incorrect.

sed s/oldword/newword/g

Please change the position of variable in ur command e.g :
sed "s#ENGINE#${name}#g" template> output

can you try using this ::

cat filename | sed s-$var-XXX-g

Hope it will work

You can make use of backslashes(\) to negate the meaning.
If you still have doubts,revert back with proper requirement ....

Just remove the single quotes so that the interpolation will happen.

sed s/$name/newname/g file

You can try using this with the previous command :

awk '$2 != $3' 123.log | sed -e s/S//g -e s/.LOG//g

I got it , it is working me fine for today's date ... but conversion is not happening on Solaris box ...as I am able to do it on LINUX box ...
( date -d 20070718 +'%a') will return me the output as...

I checked it disn't work out for me ...
also I am not able to convert YYYYMMDD format to dd-mon-yyformat .

Hi ,

I have a date parameter passed in YYYYMMDD format , how can I check whether it is Sat or Sun on Solaris box , as we can do the same easily on linux box by using date -d YYYYMMDD '+a' .

Any...