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Yes.. Well I was able to do through sed by replacing the spaces in the string with \n and then applying the search pattern. Thanks for the help.

I have following string in a variable:

str="sstring garbage adfsdf tab.col1 lkad rjfj tab2.col2 adja tab2.col4 garbage"

I want to filter "word.word" pattern from it. I assume the pattern won't...

It does recognize:


There seems some difference with handling of binary character between my sed and cut.

I am having the difference:


I have SunOS

Just try stripping off first 2 characters using sed and using cut. Check the difference in the results.

Well, I have the file of GBs size and sed works 5-6 times faster than cut. Strangely just tried stripping 1 char:


and it worked same as stripping 2 chars using cut.

Any logic in this?

Open it in 'vi'.

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may be sed takes them as one binary char. Checking...

I have attached a file with few records. First 2 characters of each record are binary characters. I can remove it by



and it works fine. But



is behaving differently and removing more...

sed -e 's/CREATE TYPE \([^ ]*\).*/DROP TYPE \1 FORCE;\n&/' -e 's/CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE \([^ ]*\).*/DROP TYPE \1 FORCE;\n&/' test.sql

sed -e "2,$ s/,/','/g" -e "2,$ s/\(.*\)/'\1'/" testfile


sed -e "2,$ s/,/','/g" testfile | sed " s/\(.*\)/'\1'/"

Well I used the following in a script far long back on ksh; if I remember

{
unix2dos -437 file1 | uuencode file1 file1;
unix2dos -437 file2 | uuencode file2 file2;
} | mailx -s "Files"...

Who me?? If yes, right now I cant as sendmail is not configured at this moment

This should work I guess.....

(echo " The first file ";uuencode file1 file1; echo " The sec file ";uuencode file2 file2) | mailx -s " The files " venkidhadha@in.com

Thumbs up...

I want the output of the find command to be printed and also the total files found by it. Can someone help in this.

Obviously $ find . -type f | wc -l will not output the files found but only...

In what cases the following command ignores lines in input file:

$ grep -c "^" inputfile

"where the no of lines containing "<branch value= " is increasing " Means??

Can you provide with the expected output of the input you provided.??
Is below what u expect??

$ cat inphtml | sed...

I tried using the following options to parse the *.sh files in a dir
(the name can contain spaces). But each of them breaks:

FILESSH=$(ls /mysh/*.sh)

echo "$FILESSH" | while read FILE ; do ...

FILESSH=$(ls /mysh/*.sh)
--- FILESH being used here for some other task ---
echo "$FILESSH" | while read FILE

This does not break for leading or traing whitespaces for me...

for FILE in...

An awk version:

awk '

BEGIN {

word=""
num=""

}

{
if ( NR==1 )
{
word=$1;
num=$2;
}
else {

if ($1 ==...

cat file_having_java_strings | while read str
do
var1=${str##* } #will contain number part of the error string
var2=${str% *} # will contain the text part of the error string
echo "$var1"...

I want to ftp all the sh files in the directory. Also if any of the file name
contains spaces in them, it should be converted to underscores before it is ftped. I wrote the following code below:
...

Hi,

I wat to remove the first two columns of the ls -l command:

$ ls -l | awk '{ $1="";$2="";print;}'

The only problem is now the columns of the output is space separated instead of the...

strSpoolFile="/batch/job/temp/acdd223_weeklyReport.txt"
FAILURE=16

[[ -f ${strSpoolFile} ]] && {
rm ${strSpoolFile} || (( intRetCd = FAILURE ))
}


Is there any possible case the...

Thanks.. works welll...