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This could fit your needs:

cd in your working directory and:


mydate=`date +%Y%m%d_%k%M%S`
for myfile in `ls *.txt.xls`
do
newname=`echo ${myfile} | sed "s/\./\_${mydate}\./" `
mv...

Hi,

a couple of good guides:
Bash Guide for Beginners (http://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/index.html) : a bash scripting beginner's guide with plenty of example scripts.
...

hi,
I think you may have a look at:
bash - How do I send a file as an email attachment using Linux command line? - Stack Overflow...

Hi,

if the database is Oracle, you may use:
Update...
...
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
DEFINE MYDATE = _DATE
exec dbms_output.put_line('Update completed at ' || TO_CHAR(MYDATE) );
SET SERVEROUTPUT...

Hi tkota:

1. the sshd_config files seems ok, I don't think you should edit it.

2. check for correct permissions on the server-side ~/.ssh directory of the user you are going to login with; they...

Hi,

have a look at
man find

useful expression fitting your needs may be:
ctime, mtime

remember that:
Numeric arguments can be specified as
+n
for greater than n,

-n
for less than n,...

Hi,

if you mean to enable general query log, you may find hints at:
MySQL query logging (http://www.redips.net/mysql/query-logging/)
but be aware that this kind of logging is generally intended...

Hi,

have you tried to store the queries' results in files and then going to parse those files in order to get the values for the intended variables?

see ya
fra

Hi,
the sequence I usually follow in such situations is the following:
1. create a new partition on the remaining free space of the physical disk (say the new partition is call /dev/sda1);
2....

Hi,
if the SQL dialect is Oracle SQL*Plus, a possible solution is in the last post to the following orafaq thread:
OraFAQ Forum: Unix » Passing String Arguments to SQL*Plus from a Unix Shell...

sed 's/ .*|/|/' <file.txt>
output:
abc|bd|bkd123 .. 1space
abc|badf|bakdsf123 .. 2space
abc|bqe|bakuowe .. 3space

== ssh port forwarding ==
-- Case 1.1. - Opening ssh forwarding tunnel from local host client1 to remote host host1 --
on host client1 launch command:
<client1> # ssh -t -L...

ok so, if he made the search and removal job via command line there is a chance his commands are still recorded into the history file.
if you share the same operating system login account on the...

Hi,

did your colleague made space-cleaning via Oracle (i.e. by shrinking datafiles, removing old RMAN backups, etc.) or did he operated via operating system commands (i.e. deleting filesystem...

Hi,
please check that the cat command is inside backticks (the last one seems a single quote instead).

Moreover, the -c switch of tar command results in the re-creation of the .tar archive at...

egrep "^Hello" A.txt > B.txt

Hi,
check your definition of currentname variable, and if there actually is a file named like the value set in currentvalue variable.

see ya
fra

ok, it seems that the previous guy was backing up with cpio directly to a tape device.

You may find infos about the execution and outcomes of the backup with ps -eaf (and looking for the presence...

Hi,

in a shell environment what you may do is using sed to generate the new file name you want to rename the original file to, i.e.

[...]
currentname=mainlog.YYYYMMDD.log
newname=`echo...

Hi,

try to collect some additional infos, i.e.:
- look inside /var/spool/cron in order to read all the system users' crontabs;
- does the company use a centralized backup software? if yes, it...

Hi,
did you already look to see if rsync may fit your needs?
see ya
fra

cat input.txt | awk ' NR % 3 == 1 { printf $1 " " }; NR % 3 == 2 { printf $0 } ; NR % 3 == 0 { print $1 , $3 } '

look for 'modulo' operator on awk manual.
see ya
fra

Hi,
may you please show the output of the running script and the output of cat path/filename.txt| grep 'P_BUS_DATE'?

renchar="2"
for file in `ls /directory`
do
prefix=`echo ${file} | cut -c1-4`
suffix=`echo ${file} | cut -c6-`
mv ${file} ${prefix}${renchar}${suffix}
done

hi,

may you check what's the current output for netstat -an without piping to grep?

see ya
fra