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of course you can use a complicated awk script to do this (and handle the cases when the sequence of data is something else than you gave above), but i would suggest you import the xml file in a...

or you not pass the variable, just break the awk string where you want your variable..

awk '/'"$var"'/{print $0}' file.txt

okay, i didnt understand your first post, but i think you need to pass i as a parameter inside awk.. so here goes:

for(i=0;i<=6;i++)
{
awk -v value_of_i=$i '/param/ {print $2"=\"$"value_of_i"\""...

maybe do a mv rather than cp, then gzip, and then "touch $i" to create a new file?

you can use this quickfix:
ftp -i -v -n 11.22.33.44 <<END_FTP
user username mypassword
binary
lcd /remote/directory
cd /local/directory
get filename
mget filenames
bye
END_FTP

-i Turns...

i see that at any point of time, you'll be handling two files. since you're familiar with awk, the following may work for you, even though I agree perl might be a better tool for the job.

for...

dude, first, lose the caps.

second, I think your problem lies with the way u handle Excel, not in Unix. If you convert all "|" to commas, the comma becomes a delimiter and "charan,devupalli"...

what exactly is the problem here?

If you want all of it on a single line, end the gsub func call with a semicolon (;), before the if.. starts.

You need to use the backslash as the last...

vari=$(your_command_here)

or

vari=`your_command_here`

second example uses backticks, google it to learn more.

try this..

#!/bin/sh

var='apasswordwith123splchars()/"*&/("*%andthe atsignyouwant@moretext@11.22.33.44'

#Get the total length
varlen=`echo $var | wc -c`
varlen=$((varlen))
...

okay, for you to know whether the command was successful or not, each of the three scripts have to return come sort of code, like 0 for success and nonzero for failure.

then, you write a wrapper...

as i understand, you need to get the ip address out, so that you can connect. you cannot assume things in password, because a password may contain an ip address itself (!!)
i think you need to parse...

my guess is that you'll need to escape the inner backticks.. try it out and see if it works..

in my opinion it makes the code, well, a little difficult to understand and maintain by an average...

ftp -nv $hostname << END
quote user $UID
quote pass $pwd
binary
put $source_file
quit
END
rc=$?
echo "Return Code:$rc"
if [ $rc -ne 0 ]
then
echo "$ScriptName: Error in ftp the file...

read this post on how to increment dates in YYYYMMDD format
https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/29757-date-increment-format-yyyymmdd.html

make a loop around those files and addup...

if you want to automate an ftp securely, you'll need non interactive authentication.
see man pages for sshd, ssh-keygen, and sftp for more details.

there are already several hundred pages on the...

this is wrong
if [[ $1 != "dm5admin" ]]
here's what is going wrong: shell cant understand the following when u dont pass anything:
if [[ != "dm5admin" ]]


this is what you need
if [ "$1" !=...

thnx guys, i did some minor mod, this works for me:
grep -v -E "\.abc*:[ \t]*!" file

Hello All!

I have a file thats something like this: ( a grep output)


/path/of/file/filename.abc.xyz.pqr:! Commented text
/path/of/file/filename.abc.xyz: ! More Commented text

I need to...

Hello All,

Fortunately in the system that I'm working on, I know all the scripts that are scheduled using the various scheduler apps, or are manually executed, so I know all the "starting points"....

you need to provide more information. is it a shell script? is it an sql output?
if you need to see all 30 columns why dont you delimit the file columns if not already done and open the file in any...

Thanks jgt and ShawnMilo.

jgt: he solution will work, and I'm exploring this option.

ShawnMilo: Your solution is similar to shamrock's conceptually. I'm slightly wary of this solution because...

Thanks shamrock..

The basic objective here is to find out which scripts are being used and which ones are not, by having a trace of execution without actually executing (bypassing the control...

Hello All,

We have a very old system at hand in which there are hundreds of shell scripts that use other shell scripts, all on the same server. There are several that are not used at all as well....

use expr with % operator. n%100 will give you remainder so u'll get two digits.
u can use substr to extract two digits after decimal.

it's easier to use awk/cut. anyway, ur choice :)