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Hi Mohtasims

What pamu given is working fine, however u asked for bash to store in variable....


weblogichome=`ps -ef |cut -d"=" -f2-3|awk '{print $1}'`
javahome=`ps -ef |cut -d"/"...

basename <directorywhich has complete path>

eg:(solaris 9)
$ basename /tmp
tmp

$ sort -k1 sort.txt
POL B7U6K8 Avian_reticuloendotheliosis_virus
POL E6ZGJ1 Dicentrarchus_labrax
POL E6ZGJ4 Dicentrarchus_labrax
POL F4Y5K7 Avian_reticuloendotheliosis_virus...

Hi teefa,

have just tried something and below are the results...


nawk -F, '{for(x=1;x<100;x++) {if($NF~x) {{x=x".txt"}{print > x}}}}' input.txt
-rw-rw-rw- 1 user user 11 Feb 26...

if its something which you are aware the limit then u can try something like this....


nawk '{for(x=1;x<100;x++) {if($NF~x) print > x}}' input.txt


Thanks
Sha

sed -e 's/\([A-Z].*\)\.\(.*\) \(ADD.*\)/\@ ..\/..\/migschema\/admin\/\2/' -e 's/"//g;s/$/.sql/g' Inputfile.txt

Hi All,

Its been a long time!!!!!!

Having one problem in our live server....

we have perl code which runs every day for almost 15 to 18hrs process and it creates almost 150 to 200 sub...

Hi
we have one function which is used to append data the file in exclusive lock mode in aperl script.
This script is executed by multiple threads at the same time.
accessing the same file.this...

for solaris please use nawk... :)


$ echo "192.168.2.1.8088" | nawk -F. '{for(i=1;i<NF;i++) printf("%s%s",$i,i==NF-1?"\n":".")}'
192.168.2.1

it will be gr8 if you could share what you have tried in commands :) we can help you to proceed...

nawk '/2011/ {print $3,$4}' filename


Thanks
Sha

Or :)


$ nawk '{gsub(/<parameter>/,"\n<parameter>") && gsub(/<[^>]*>/," ");print}' input.txt|sed -e '/</d' -e '/^$/d'
151515 38
151522 32769
151510 ALCLA0A3F837
151517 1
...

This should work...


sed '/T\([0-9]*\),[A-Z]/ !s/\(.[0-9]*\).*/\1/' inputfile


Thanks
Sha

You can try something like this...

echo -\n "`raidconfig list raid -v`"



Thanks
SHa

This will help your requirement :)


sort input.txt|sed 's/^./& /g'|nawk '{if(NR!=1 && $1 != prev) {ORS="\n";print;prev=$1} else {ORS=":";print;prev=$1}}'|sed 's/ //g'


Thanks
Sha

df -h|nawk '{gsub(/%/,"");if($5>70)print}'


Thanks
Sha

Hi,

For running script in remote machine i suppose by default the file should have permission if you have created script with same user and the place where u are trying to write log file (default...

for string comparision ...its always good to use == :) ....

eg:
v=haiif [ $v == "Netra X4270 X4446A M2" ];then
echo "compare hai"
else
echo "not matching"
fi
not matching

nawk '/PSOldGen/ {getline;{gsub(/%/,"");print $4}}' inputfile
97
97

nawk 'NR==FNR{a[$1]=$1;b[$0]=$0;next}($1 in a)&& !($0 in b)' file1 file2


Thanks
SHa

This should fix the prob... :)


ls filename*|nawk '{a[$0]++} END {for(x in a) print x}' input.txt


sorry Oops this wil not solve ur problem....plz ignore i ll put the correct one..

This will help you...


nawk -F':' -v v1="11:30:00" -v v2="11:40:00" 'OFS=":"{v=$1":"$2":"$3}{if(v>v1 && v<v2)print}' inputfile
11:32:36:124.id_0000.1:"blalba"
11:33:49:124.id_0000.1:"blalba"...

Using solaris you can try this syntax hope this should work...

/usr/xpg4/bin/grep -w -f file1 file2


Thanks
Sha

nawk '{if(NR==5){system("sed -n '4p' file2")} else {print}}' file1

$ nawk '{if(NF>10) {print $0"-"NR"\n"$0} else {print $0}}' input.txt|nawk 'NF>11 {$2="EUR"$3;$3="";$NF=""}{print |"sort -n -k3 -r"}'


Thanks
Sha