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Below sample should help u, but if u not able to code teh below 2 functions then it will be hard.

sqlplus -s <---- this will take care of the auto insert part, but b4 that the insert script with...

Only the scp script is not going to help.

If you do the automate (ssh-keygen) login, then scp will be automated/more useful.

How it going to help u?
how frequently this will be used?
what OS...

Please find the corrected version, only u need to convert the char to atoi(), that was missing. Rest all are fine... keep going

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
main(int argc, char*...

Step 1:
Create a perl script to display the time and the output.

Filename : dispTime.pl


#!/usr/bin/perl
while (<>) { print localtime() . ": $_"; }


Step2:
chmod 755 dispTime.pl
...

Before making the old -> new, put a conditional check for the input with a counter.

1. use something like below for the validation
echo "asbc123" | tr -dc '[:alpha:]' #if something return...

echo "12.12.52.125.in-addr.arpa name = hostname.domain.main.gov" | awk -F"="
'{print $2}'

for i in `cat <<inputfilename>> | awk '{ print "16#"$0}'`
do
typeset -i10 i
echo $i
done


or


echo "obase=10; F0" | bc

You try the below...


echo "EDW_WHOLESALE_VORTEX" |\
awk '{
for (i=0; i <= length($0); i++)
{
if (substr($0, i, 1) != "_")
printf "[%c%c]", toupper(substr($0, i, 1)),...

Try this out... input.txt file should have your input values.

FYI: this can be done little easier in awk too. but for understanding unix script will be better I think.



while read line...

Try the below in sunOS. Angle bracket <<>> texts needs to placed with proper values.



cd <<your path here>>
SUBJECT="TEST Multiple file attachment"
TO_LIST="<<here your all To mail list>>"...

Considering the input files are "*.txt" and the output will be generated with a new file as "filename.txt.new".

The below code will search for files from current position recursively. if you want...

The first issue was we should not include the $ during read input
Second in the test you can't test a string.

Can you try the below... It should work for you


#! /bin/ksh
echo " enter...

Check this...


read Input
[[ "$Input" == ?(+|-)+([0-9]) ]] && echo "$Input is numeric"

> cat temp.bash
count=0
i=0
while read line
do
i=`expr "$i" + 1`
count=`expr "$count" + "$i"`
done < input.txt
echo " i Value =$i "
echo " Count Value = $count"


> bash temp.bash
i...

Updated code below..

count=0
i=0
while read line
do
i=`expr "$i" + 1`
count=`expr "$count" + "$i"`
done < input.txt
echo " i Value =$i "
echo " Count Value = $count"


Output

i...

Instead of echo use the below...


printf "%03d" "$y"

Check whether you have "des"/"crypt" commands in your OS.

This I used to encrypt a file.

des -e f7 f7.out

===>f7 is the Input and the f7.out is the resultant.

This I used to decrypt a...

Please check the output which got, after taking the first and the second column only i'm doing the SORT and UNIQ, then how it will be wrong. If so then ur requirement may be differ.

My Outputs......

Try out the below..


awk '{print $1,$2}' <<YOUR FILENAME HERE>> |sort|uniq -c

can you please give some samples from your end(what you are expecting with example)

try out this..


NoOfWords=0
while read LINE
do
NoOfWords=`echo $LINE|wc -w|awk '{print $1}'`
#echo "NoOfWords : [$LINE][$NoOfWords]"
if [ "$NoOfWords" -eq "1" ]
...

Try this...



while read value1
do
a=`echo $value1 | cut -d ' ' -f1`
b=`echo $value1 | cut -d ' ' -f2`
c=`echo $value1 | cut -d ' ' -f3`
x=`grep "$a"...

Try the below...



cat temp.txt | egrep "A1/EXT|RXOCF" | paste - - | awk '{print $8,$5,$6}'


Note: temp.txt will be the input file.

Try this...


To get only the filenames
$ find . -name "*" -exec grep -l "SearchString" {} \;

To get the Content with filename
$ find . -name "*" -exec grep "SearchString" {} \;

...

Thanks rubin, It works fine.

Is there any chance by using sed?