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Hello


i would like to interpret a variable in this command

cnt=3
sed -n '${cnt}p' file.txt

sed: 0602-403 `${cnt}`p is not a recognized function.


can you help me please ?
thanks

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i have a strange thing i have made a script to retrieve the result of an SQL command with sqlplus and if i do an echo to my variable it displays well.
But when i tried to do an update in my...

thanks it works fine

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i have tried to retrieve a distinct list of data from a file with a command combination but the uniq command line is not filtering the fields repeated.
Can someone help me ?

here is the...

thanks it works

hello

using KSH shell
i have those files in a folder
FILE01
FILE1
FILE02
FILE2
FILE001
FILE0001

in a script i would like to list all the files through regular expressions
i tried this...

hello everyone

it seems that the root cause is related to the sed version.
We are using solaris 8 and this error message does not appear on sed version from solaris 9.

hello
does anyone have any idea ?
thanks a lot

here is a part that give the error


cat test.txt
§K5B7GGiMC08 |810814|XXXXX SERVICE AAAAAAAAAAA ZZZZZZZZZ|QRWJVW HIHQU AL YGK YCDS TB RBDJAJJ : Gytwthvdj lrysisnéd qkj Lplpçybt Hydqwokx pphyhekoqk...

hello

i try this command in console mode

sed -e :a -e '/[^\247]$/N; s/\([^\247]\)\n/\1 /; ta' test.txt > result.txt

i have in the output screen "Output line too long" for multiples lines ...

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firstly thanks a lot for your replies.
Now here is my feedback :

1- here is the content of the listResult.tmp file

cat listResult.tmp
5187
2915
2884
5206
...

you think awk is...

hello

i have i file which contains more than 5000 lines with number (between 4-10chars by line)

i have tried this

egrep -v "`cat keep.tmp`" listResult.tmp > result.tmp

cat keep.tmp...

hello

sorry to come back but in fact the sed command solution is not what i want because the last field is not a constant but a value that can change :

# cat a...

yes ! sun solaris SunOS 5.9

there is a syntax problem

awk -F\247 'NF>1{printf $0 (($NF=="")?RS:"")}' head.temp
awk: syntax error near line 1
awk: illegal statement near line 1

i have a problem can you help me ?


sed '/\247/,/FLAG/{;/\247/!d;}' head.temp | sed '/\247/{N; s/\n//}'
sed: command garbled: /§/{N; s/\n//}


thanks a lot

great that works but in fact there is a problem

we dont want to move up records that start by "§" delimiter.
With this commandline all the records are in one line

example ...

Hello

i have a big file with a specific format and delimiter is "§" :

§field1§$field2§$field3§$field4§$field5§$field6§$field§

in this file we have a field which are very long (more than...