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Hi to everybody.

I have a script in AWK with a revursive function, when I make the recursive call I'm loosing values in the local variables. So I'm trying to do the script in Perl, but I don't...

My suggestion is:

1.- Monitor the download process,
2.- If is not present, I supose it has finished
3.- Then I try to unrar the file

1.-
while [ 1 ] ; do
ps | grep "download_process" ||...

Thx a lot vgersh99, I'm checking the output, but it looks good.

Hi, I have a file like this


SPF_HC00001|iCalcular_Monto_Minimo|--->|SPF_HC00028|pstcObtener_Monto_Minimo
SPF_HC00004|iCalcular_Incrementos|--->|SPF_HC00032|pstcObtener_Num_Incrementos...

AWK version


awk -F\| 'FNR==1{print "Welcome "$2}' *.txt

If you only keep in a buffer the data, why not use printf for write directly


{
if (NF==17){
print $0
}else{
fields=NF;
printf("%s", $0)
...

This limitant does not exist in gawk

It's easier in awk, can you post an example of input files?

If you read from two CSV files, then the script it's something like this

awk -F, 'NR==FNR{array[$1];next}{if ($1 in array){print...

The option -v make grep to search for everything that don't match the regexp, in this case, it prints every line that not contains chars 2, 8 or 9

Well, I've added a new param 'paramToSet' to set the field you want to change (or add)


awk -F, -v id=$id -v paramval=$paramval -v paramToSet=$paramToSet '
$2==id{
$paramToSet=paramval
}
1...

AWK version


awk -F, '{for (i=1;i<=NF;i++){if (v[i,$i]++){$i=""}};print $0}' OFS=","

Ok thanks Franklin52 :)

Hi. Can you give several examples of the input data for request modifications?

I think it is possible, at least the way I understand it

Then you must modify like this


awk -F\| 'NR==FNR{f[$1,$2];next}($2SUBSEP$3 in f){print $1"|"$2"|"$6}' filter.txt record.txt


I never made the try with $2,$3 instead $2SUBSEP$3 but you can...

Hi Franklin52. Could you explain this part


xargs -0 grep -l 'TEXT'


I don't understand what exactly is doing -0 and I can't find it with man

awk -F\| 'NR==FNR{f[$1];next}($2 in f){print $1"|"$2"|"$6}' filter.txt record.txt


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vgersh99 I've...

awk -F\| 'NR==FNR{header[NR]=$0;next}{for (i=1;i<=NF;i++){print header[i] $i}}' HEADER.txt DATAVAL.txt


This might work as you expect

Fixing your iriginal sed script


sed s'/[.][/]//g'


in your original script you say "search for a dot OR slash and replace with nothing"
in this version it says "serach for a dot AND slash...

How exactly do you expect the last line, I mean, could you write an example out as you want it?

In early sed versions you can run this script


sed '1,3d'


I don't remember the option that forces to overwrite the file with the modified text, but I think is -i

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Cheers danmero, I didn't understand your script until I debug it.

What about invert the strings being concatenated to get the right order of files,


a=a "FILE_NAME=/core/local/in/"$1" "


in this case you get the extra space character at the end of the...

My AWK version


'/.{32,}/'

What about sed?


sed 's/,/ /g'


I typed

sed 's/,/TAB/g'

What if you read from stdin instead a named file? I mean


cat file1 file2 | perl -e '.......'