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grep "$( date +"%F" )" abc.log > $( date +"%F" ).log

Yes Your Correct

Just debug the script find out where exactly it is not processing as per our wish then we could try to resolve that one.
$$ gives last background job process id .

Hi Rajesh,
1.Please try to give one filename instead of ./$1.txt
2.Please find out how long the query execution process takes time so that we need to set the Sleep time command.
3.Suspend the...

Can u give some examples please??

use sleep command to stop executing the script for a while so that output.txtwill be available to access.


done <./$1.txt
sleep 180 && echo " Waiting for the query execution..."
nawk '{if($2 ~...

Now what you have to do??

Show some of your efforts please.??

Please help me to understand with some examples of input files or anything??

sed 's#.*\(/var/adm/messages\).*#\1 -A 90d -C 0 -S 2g -p 1d -s 100m#g' myFile

find /stage -maxdepth 3 -name "*.DAT"

awk '/OrdAcctCycChg/ {print $1,substr($3,length($3),1)}' inputfile | while read a b
do
echo $a #your first variable value
echo $b #your second variable value
done

hi, can u enter below command and see what SHELL is showing ??

env | grep -i shell

find ~ -empty

or

for i in *
do
if [ -s $i ]; then
echo "$i is a file and size is greater than zero."
else
echo "$i is an empty file and deleting now..."
rm -rf $i
fi
done

P is used for Pasting the yanked lines.
You can do :set nu to do numbering the lines so that you will come to know the current line number.

sort -nru File1 File2

can you show us your Input file??

Please try this and here we dont write scripts for you. we will help you to write the script so next time onwards write us what have you tried to get the output.

DIR = "300,000 folder path"
cd...

awk '{print $1,$3,$2}' filename

use this
awk '{print ($1/$2),$1, $2}' b.in | sort -n | head -2

Thanks for correcting me Ahmed. The below one liners works for you.
1.Remove Tab space using SED:
sed 's/\t//g' filename

2.Remove Newline using SED:
sed 's/\n//g' filename

1.Remove Tab space using SED: sed 's/\/t//g' filename
2.Remove Newline using SED: sed 's/\/n//g' filename

To create a directory .ssh in /home/499633

mkdir -p /home/499633/.ssh

To see hidden directories

ls -a | gerp "^d"
Video tutorial on how to use code tags in The UNIX and Linux Forums....

It will be created in your home directory as a hidden directory. ~ represents Home Directory here.

I would suggest you to check the MAN page.

sftp is an interactive file transfer program, similar to ftp, which performs all operations over an encrypted ssh transport. It may also use many...