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say i need to run the script OTP_Extract.sh that require some command line args eg -

$OTP_Extract.sh -v '" 0"' -m DAILY

-v is to passes " 0" to this. number of spaces around 0...

Thanks for the reply.
But That is not the case
say i need to run the script OTP_Extract.sh that require some command line args eg -

$OTP_Extract.sh -v '" 0"' -m DAILY

-v is to...

The problem is , this scripts have to generic ,, I' won't know what argument will be coming ..so won't able \ to escape..

Thanks for ur reply Frank!!

Is there any other way ...

on running - $ a.sh 'inst_cont_Header__dss -v '" 0"' -m'
required string - inst_cont_Header__dss -v '" 0"' -m
"$@" gives - inst_cont_Header__dss -v 0 -m

It...

I want to read the command line as it is in the script.
say
prompt$ a.sh 'inst_cont_Header__dss -v '" 0"' -m'

i want to use 'inst_cont_Header__dss -v '" 0"' -m' as it is,...

A strange observation -

$ ksh date
ksh: date: cannot execute

$ ksh "date"
ksh: date: cannot execute
$ ksh "date "
Thu Sep 18 09:22:12 CDT 2008


why the date command doesn't run without...

I just tried.. It worked !!!

Thank you very much....

previuosly I did it with !s. there it didn't work.

I've got a workaround, But thats not fool-proof -

sed "/[rs][ue]nd[se][jv][oe][bn]t*/ !s/\(command: *\)\(.*$\)/command: execute_args.sh '\2'/" aa

Thants not intentional , two patterns are different.

Tiger,
Your methos doesn't work , It'll apple substitution on both search pattern lines which I want to exclude.

Let me give you real...

yes, I did..
with that too, it worked on all the data considering "'/search_pattern1\|search_pattern1/" as one word.

OK, here is what I want to do

1. I want perform some opreation on the lines which does not have search_pattern1 or search_pattern2.

2. And the operation is - in those lines replace pattern1...

This doesn't work.

I've following sed command working fine -
sed '/search_pattern1/ !s/pattern1/pattern2/" file

Now, I want to search two patterns - search_pattern1 and search_pattern2 .


How can put these...

That works perfact!!
Thankyou very much .

I working fine with following statement -

sed '/search_pattern/ s/pattern1/pattern2/' file_name

requirement changes , now i want negate the search something like -

sed '! /search_pattern/ ...

Oopsss!!!

i got it ....

it's due to unmatched quotes ".

nevermind !!!

it's $FAILURE_RC

output looks like --

####################################################################
Successfull.. exit returing 0 ...
echo...

a part of my script -
it's running if and else block both!!, please help-
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shift $(($OPTIND - 1))
SCRIPT=$*...