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hmm..nice one..I modified it like this:


perl -e '($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst)=localtime(time - (20 * 86400));printf "%4d-%02d-%02d...

hello,

I needed to put value of date - 20 days in certain variable like this:

before20d=`TZ=MET+480 date +%Y%m%d`

echo $before20d



value just perfect ...what I need and if I execute...

thank U guys for help...that was quick :)

hello..

I have big file and so far I was able to shink it and make smaller with certains values that I need..

vendor1|2000|1
vendor2|1000|1
vendor2|5000|1
vendor2|500|2
vendor3|1000|2...

hey danmero...listen this:

I save exactly 2.5 hours with your solution of execution with this awk!!!

can not belive this :)))

well it is little bit hard to undestand which file U access first...becouse both files are just listed after awk.

I do not get this part:

arr[$0]++}$2

:(

thanks guys....danmero I use your code..it is awsame..but some explanation would be nice..hehehehe

jim thanks but I do have problem :

nawk: syntax error at source line 1
context is
...

Dear everyone...

thanks to this forum I am able to do everyday more and more complex scripts...but now I come up with problem with optimisation..


problem 1 - optimise:
here is my code:

...

done it...code is OK error was in variable passing...:)

everyone be careful by passing values to awk


:)))

any post...? :)

anyone?

Hello...

I am trying to convert my script from one to another unix flavor...
from reliant to solaris...I did all but can not convert this awk/nawk:
First code if code that works what I want...

newz=${z%%.new}

mv newz z

or U could also..

full_path=/bb/data/f233pdb
pth=$( echo $full_path | sed "s,/[^/]*$,," )
file=$( echo $full_path | sed "s,/.*/,," )

Selam

right..on reliant unix this file /etc/default/passwd exitsts..

what should be set in order to have permanent password..

is that only that I have to leave it blank ??


MAXWEEKS=24...

Hello

can anyone explain where can be found logic for user password expiration on solaris as well as on reliant UNIX??

there is not much help of /etc/security directory..does not exist!

any...

any explanation of thoese sed commands..in this context..I mean I know basics of sed.

thanks in advance

well yes I did it but when I look at it I just know that there is more elegant way...:)


but anyways thanks for answer that there is no case in awk..I thought that is must be becouse "if else"...

that is what I thought...there is no case or switch statement inside awk/nawk...

any suggestion how can I emulate it..or how can I do it without case/switch with supported statements

well I found lot of topics about awk..about if command in awk..

but I had to implement this:

nawk -F"|" '
$47 ~ /0R0011/ { print > ("/home/user/M/MC.tmp" )}
$47 ~ /0R0012/ { print >...