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Hi,
I have logged in with my user name and my Oracle DBA is running the command.

ps aux | less -+S too didn't work :(

$ echo $TERM
xterm

I do not have root privileges.

$ /usr/ucb/ps auxwww | grep imp | grep -v grep
oracle 6884 0.0 5.5 ? ? ? S Mar 09 43:11 imp ***/** file=imp_pipe...

Thanks for replying unfortunately this too hasn't helped..
Any other suggestions ?

Hi,
When I query using ps -ef, the complete command is not displayed and is truncated.
Can you please tell me a method to resolve this ?
I have tried the below.
ps -ef | cat
ps -ef | grep imp...

Thanks for this,

100,100,"X",1234,"12A",,,"abc"

but what I am trying is to replace the field seperator comma alone with character like pipe or \001.


Original data...

Yes, only the field seperators. If there is a comma within double quotes, then leave it as it is.

I have a file with content as shown below.

cat t2 :
100,100,"X",1234,"12A",,,"ab,c"

Comma is the field seperator, however string fields will be within double quotes and comma within double...

Thanks very much for the quick post.

I tried this option -> $(date +\%Y\%m\%d) and it worked fine.

On the same lines I tried escaping the % in my original command and that worked as well..
...

I have a script scheduled in cron as shown below.

16 12 * * * /users/mydir/bin/process_master.ksh `date '+%Y%m%d'` >> /users/mydir/process_master.out

This script executes correctly when...

All these are basically syntax errors ....missing double quotes `"` , loop ending incorrectly .etc ..Please go through the error messages and debug based on line number shown in the error .

for i in `ls -trc |tail -10`
do
mv $i <new_dir>
done

you can intialize the variable in ".profile" file of your user directory .

eg:
export custom_path="<absolute path>"

Once this line is added to profile ,
Schedule you script in cron like...

go to directory in which you want to rename files and try this:

for i in `ls `
do
mv $i newname_$i
done

newname-can be replaced with any text.

This is to rename all files in that...

You could also use -s option in the IF construct. "-s" will result true if file is non zero. So i have used negate operator.

if [ ! -s $DD_INDD ]
then
echo "file empty"
else
echo "file has...

Thanks a lot, this command worked.

Hi Zaxxon,

I have tried the commands you have listed . The output i am looking at is something mentioned on this link .

...

Can anyone please suggest an alternate command for "stat" . I am trying this on Solaris 5.9 , but the command doesn't exist.

Basically i need to see one particalar file modification history. Any...

Anything more specific will help to work on this post.

Hi Vgresh99,

Thanks for the instant post, can you breakup the command and let us know please .

You could try without double codes , however the command you have shown worked for me .

I think we first need to see data in csv , then can think of using shell.

Try this:

phonenum=+`tail -1 number.txt | cut -d"+" -f2`

Previous code holds good only if your data file's last line is always in this format :

"Firsname Lastname:KEN:+254456789"

for i in `ls textfiles*`
do
phonenum=`tail -1 $i | cut -d":" -f3`
echo $phonenum
done

Try this , now $phonenum should have + as well !

Then whats the o/p you are seeing ?