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hi,
you need to quote the variables:
calc()
{
awk 'BEGIN {OFMT="%f"; print '"$*"'; exit}'
}
VAR1=20
VAR2=30
calc '('$VAR1' / '$VAR2') * 100'


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yeah vgersh99,
you're the number one:D

hi,
try posting the command giving you command non found
the code quirkasaurus suggested you works perfectly

Hi,
this works, even if it is not that elegant:S

echo "3MMTQSZ348GGMZRQWMJM4SD6M" | awk ' {print substr($0,1,5)"-"substr($0,6,5)"-"substr($0,11,5)"-"substr($0,16,5)"-"substr($0,21,5)}'

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hi,
why don't add a else to your script?
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Cool vgersh99,

i love being useful end learning at the same time.

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Computers are like air-conditioners
they stop working properly
when you open windows

Hi,
echo "abcd" | sed -e 's/abcd/a b c d/'

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So,

data_type_SQL="|G |NRT |NRTW |" put double quotas
so you'll got
echo $data_type_SQL
|G |NRT |NRTW |

localty=$(echo $data_type_SQL | cut -d\| -f2| sed -e 's/|//g')
# echo $localty
...

Hi erenay,
i think you forgot a thousand of (") and(;) and spaces:

while read line do
if [[$line = *sometext*]] then echo $line fi
done < $FILENAME

must be:

while read line; do...

Hi,
i don't understand why you need to use:
localty=$(echo " |$LOC_TYPE|$LOCATION_ID|$WAREHOUSE|" | cut -d\| -f2)

when you can use
localty=$(echo "$LOC_TYPE")
etc

Hi ,
where do you assign a value to:
$LOC_TYPE
$LOCATION_ID
$WAREHOUSE

? i'm a bit confused

Hi,
bash tells you "command not found" because you typed [-f ... without spaces,
anyway the option "-f" check a single file so even if you write the if statement the right way, the code you posted...

Hi,

mordor:/# data_LocID_SQL="|NTTR |"
mordor:/# echo $data_LocID_SQL | sed -e 's/|//g'
NTTR

maybe you are using again the variable without reassign it

you got "data_LocID_SQL" that is...

can you post me what yuo typed?
it is hard to help without seeing your code

if you put the command i told you into a variable, it works

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Hi,
try this:
echo $YOURVARIABLE | sed -e 's /|//g'

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Hi,
you tried something? Or should us write the script for you?
I assure you it is very simple, and think if you try you can manage it.
There's no help if we write the script for you, because you...

Hi,
echo the reply from DB

local_ty=$(echo " |locationtype|locationID|warehouse|" | cut -d\| -f2)
local_id=$(echo " |locationtype|locationID|warehouse|" | cut -d\| -f3)
wareH=$(echo " ...

hi,
cat -n file > file2

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hi,
if you want to know if the package is in the repository
try
apt-cache search build-essentials

apt is powerful, lern how to get the best from it

man apt will help

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i think this shuld work

ls -lrt | egrep "( _09_04_2009_|_10_04_2009_)"

If i understood :D

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hi,
what about permissions?
it is better in crontab to specify the user who gotta do the job:

10 00 1 * * * root /home/oracle/remtrc > /tmp/cleantrc.log

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hi,
just a question, why writing a script when you can us "ls -lrt" ?
Maybe i didn't understand what you need, can you explain it better?

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Hi,
try using perl

perl -pi -e 's/__CHANGEME__/'$var1'/' testfile

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Hi,
if you know the name of the command freezing your pc, you can use "killall <command>", it sends a kill -15 to all the pids of the command.
But i think the best is to discover why that process...

Ok if i understand, you must match %checksum and comment it then the next line must be commented too?
You may try this:

awk '/%checksum/ {
print "#"$0;getline;
...