Search Results

Input1 : "06:28:45 28.08.2010|SCHEDULE: Started program POSG1[(0600 08/27/10),(0AAAAAAAAAAAOG66)].PLK110 (#J2325) has completed successfully"

or

Input2 : "06:28:45 28.08.2010|SCHEDULE:...

It's Working... but need to research ur command dude. ;) Thanks a bunch.

---------- Post updated at 04:16 PM ---------- Previous update was at 04:02 PM ----------

Sorry , I edited th eline to...

Thanks All. These info are in a file. I need one more help.

Input : "07:08:43 28.08.2010|SCHEDULE: Started program POSG1[(0600 08/28/10)] has completed successfully"

Needed output : "07:08:43...

HI,

Need awk command to get date and time alone from

Input : "15:29:15 28.08.2010|SCHEDULE: Started program POSG1"

Output expected : "15:29:15 28.08.2010"

Please help.

Thanks alister> u rock. I read man page, but the one in my system doesn't seem to be very informative . it doesn't even have an entry for %s :P

---------- Post updated at 06:26 PM ----------...

yep but the variable is in loop and so at different instance contain diff sized values.
For example
p=pop
p=poplopopl(next sequence in loop)

so if add tab or spaces it remains same.

Wat i...

Corona,

I need assistance on another issue too.
I want a variable to be left indented with fixed size.

With "typeset -Z100 temp" am able to get fixed size variable, but it is rigt indented....

Cool.. Wat %s mean? and will it be issue to use printf in ksh?

Thanks corona. It works, but still

echo -- $str ==> -- -e

Is it posible to give just teh stored value "-e" or so we need to cut and get the variable.?

---------- Post updated at 04:47 PM...

p="-e"
echo $p

It is not returning the value "-e" stored. Instead returns null.

I am wondering how could this happen. Please help me out.I tried all possibilities like p='-e' | p="\-e"....