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Thanks binlib.
sort -z has got its worth.
But

tr -d '\0'
is not working to convert back null characters....but let me figure out myself.....

Thanks again.

Thanks a ton to both Pamu and Don Cragun.
That really helped.

Thanks Pamu....

I haven't tried your suggestion......
but just for understanding, what it does is -
1. check the pattern 2013 .
2. if the pattern is found, print it as such.
3. If the pattern...

I have log files with following format -

YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm:ss.msec|field2|filed3| log message
Now the message itself can be multi line message containing new line character.
for e.g.
...

way which i usually try is -
get your cursor on opening brace and then press shift + %

thts cool.....
would like to hear from u, whether you sticked to making changes at script level, or you tweaked around with excel ...?

this sounds like problem have move from unix table to spreadsheet one !!!

if using MS excel, try exploring into data->Text to Column wizard.
might be that can solve your purpose.

try this -

find ./ -name "*.*" | xargs grep <word_to_find>

here *.* represents ur file naming pattern. you can replace it with your requiremnt.

try this....it works....

ls -l | grep -v "cgicsave.env"

Hey correct me, if wrong.
But default action of SIGHUP is abrupt termination of process, unless "handled".
So , if the process, which are logging entries in log file, do not handle SIGHUP, it will...

strange...!!!
the usage of sed posted above, is well tested one....

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try sed with single quotes

sed...

may b u can give following a try -
main changes being setting column seperator as "," and then some post formatting


#!/bin/ksh

touch tmpFile

sqlplus -s usr/passwd@sid << HERE | egrep -v...

I agree the above solution are indeed "neat" , but as I am not an expert in awk, so just tried it with simple cut way -


inpLine=`grep -h ">>>" sampleFile`

#to extract "Total: 16 Alarms"...