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Hi,

I am kinda confused with this, am not sure what is happening

i have a script say test.sh
----------
cat myfile | while read line
do
exit 2
done

echo "out of loop"
-----------

as...

Hi,
I have a different idea using cut.

> echo $myString
This is the first line-CR-second line-CR-third line-CR-fourth line-CR-fifth line-CR-

> echo $myString | sed 's/-CR-/:/g' | cut -d':'...

I could suggest a solution using cut. If you change the file columns.txt to look something like "2,3", or if the format is fixed you could consider reformating "$2$3" to "2,3".

so then

> echo...

If i understand it correctly, what you're requesting is for the substitution of the $SYBASE variable properly (specific to a m/c) onto the physname variable (as depicted below).

> echo $SYBASE...

Hi,
The following code could be utilized. Its mostly built upon what has been posted above (by joeyg). A little bit of playing around with that could've helped.

cat file | sed...

I suppose it is ConnectionTimeout. Check out the scp man page

Using the find command, following script could be helpful to traverse a dir and its sub directories (and further processing the contained files) --

find . -type f | while read line
do
echo...

Hi cbkihong,

Thanks again for the reply.

My terminal is a normal console. I've tried the same with xterm and emacs shell. So does it mean that it is not possible to see these (any UTF-8 2 bye...

Hi cbkihong,

Thanks for the elaborate explanation.

1. my perl version is 5.8.0, so the UTF-8 thing in perl should not be an issue.

2. I tried out the steps u mentioned (using the binmode and...

Hi there,
I am actually using perl to retrieve message from the mailbox. the perl module for encoding/decoding (MIME-Base64-3.07 > MIME::Base64) is the one to be used, but while decoding it does...

Hi fpmurphy, thanks for the response.
can u pls elaborate on how and what locale do is set ? i am operating on solaris 5.8 OS.

also this is a part of the bigger problem. Actually i am...

Hi,
I have a non-ascii character (Ŵ), which can be represented in UTF-8 encoding as equivalent hex value (\xC5B4). Is there a function in unix to convert this hex value back to display the charcter ?

the cut -c thing does work... but is a little bit crude ... any other ideas?

there are certain variations to the file mentioned above

1. the width of a column is fixed (say 10) but that includes the numbers and padded spaces, so it could be "1234 " and "123456 "
...

the file is basically the dump of a query/stored proc , assuming it is fixed format (each column width being n characters, say 10), how could it be done then....

another example of what is...

Hi,

I have a sample file as shown below --

id parent name ...