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since you know the timestamp of a file already a simple grep on ls should do for you.
assuming 08:53 is the time
ls -lrt | grep '08:53' | awk '{print $9}'

Dsarvan,
Split & process,we process few GB of file through AWK.
1.split them based lines (approximate nr)
2.process the the files in parallel ( if you server is having decent RAM & CPU's)...

try something on these lines, below prints 3rd coulmn of line where MEM is found & 4th column in the line where it finds -/+.

awk '/Mem/ {print $3} /\-\/\+/ {print $4}' fílename

Hello,

I'm using Sun solaris .

I'm trying to override the environmental variable in my script, however when I execute the script, the PATH whatever being set in .profile is taking precedence.
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Thanks for the idea Franklin !!, I shall enhance this to suite my requirment

Hi fmurphy,

If a record spans to more than 2 lines then above isn't working. output is kind of garbled.I've managed to handle in my application. However, I'm curious to know if it's also feasible...

ah, it's an RTFM(Read The Manual First) problem :)

Using D the lines already read being deleted from the buffer. Thanks anyway

Since 'N' is going to append only the next line,so if a line...

Thanks a ton !!

May Í know the reason why 'D' is used in the command?

Hello there,

I've seen quite a few post on SED to handle newline, but I tried few things doesn't seem to work.

I was able to replace any tex tto newline, however viceversa (new line on Solaris...

Thanks Tytalus !!

Hi,

To be more precise, all the fields are double quoted and delimited by semi colon ;

something like:
"abc";"def";"ghi";"kl;mn;op" ;"qrst";"uv";"w";"xyz";

I've preprocessed the files by...

Hello there,

I have a bit of dirty delimited file, I mentioned dirty because, the delimiter can also appear in wrong positions. However, one uniqueness of this file is
whenever the delimiter...