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cut -c1-5,10- filename

I did this with the following file:
abcd abcd1
abcd abcd14
abcd abcd127

and got
abcd 1
abcd 14
abcd 127

Elph,

I was playing around with Solaris 10 and came up with this:

ls -E $FNAME | awk '{print substr($6,1,4) substr($6,6,2) substr($6,9,3);}'

not sure if it works with Solaris 9, but you can...

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so... in your example, for just GG...
column 1 GG would be 1
column 4 GG would be -1
column 6 GG would be 1
but...
a) column 7 GG would be... what ? there is no 1 or -1 ?
b) column 5...

To: cfajohnson... thanks for taking the time to fix this up. I'll try and keep your advice in mind next time. ( Guess I should get your book, huh? :>D )

To: aliahsan81... just for...

Here is one way, using sed:

#!/bin/ksh

pfile="pmonfile.dat"
tmpfile="pmonfile.tmp"

sed -e '1,$s/_stdby$//g' pmonfile.dat > $tmpfile

mv -f $tmpfile $pfile


how's that?

The file2 layout that you show does not reflect what you stated as "append" the name to the file, but I'm assuming append (meaning at the end of the file). I'm also assuming that each name is on a...

I'm assuming you are looking for a perl script, considering the .pl extension. Here is what I came up with, using inner.pl script file as an example of the perl script being called:

script file...

I don't know exactly what your OS is, but I tried the following script below on a Solaris 8 system. To ensure it would work, I had to a) add as the first line #!/bin/sh (because I run c-shell on...