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thank you!

Hi,

I have a file which has a number in each line ( i think they are strings )
I will have a $first and $last variable, which are strings but contains only numbers. Also a file $f, I want to...

I am confident these are in unix format, at the beginning I was having trouble reading in the '\r' then I fixed everything up...

Before I used

awk -F, -v stime="$sstart" -v etime="$eend" '
...

Hmm this is weird, originally I made a mistake and changed the variable names to something else I did not declare, but now I just copy your code, or fix the variable names, nothing is getting...

every file is very large... but I will try to minimize it, I did your search in a folder of log files, which has different dates. So it must have worked for the 2010-07-19 part, but the time part did...

This is not always the case, if you had read my original problem.. thanks though.

Thanks for the input Franklin52, I input the start and end time as follows:
2010 07 19 10 29 00
2010 07 19 10 30 00

and got the following lines from the log file:


2010-07-19 07:37:16...

Thanks for the input Franklin52, I input the start and end time as follows:
2010 07 19 10 29 00
2010 07 19 10 30 00

and got the following lines from the log file:


2010-07-19 07:37:16...

I am always always always providing a vend value, this is not what I was looking for at all, but thanks anyways.

I am always always always providing a vend value, this is not what I was looking for at all, but thanks anyways.

Thanks, but... vstart and vend will always be set... and how does that help in finding out the lines in between?

Thanks, but... vstart and vend will always be set... and how does that help in finding out the lines in between?

Thanks for helping, but it's still not working the way i want it to be,

the line
vend=${vend:-vstart}
doesn't seem to do anything, vend is still vend...

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Thanks for helping, but it's still not working the way i want it to be,

the line
vend=${vend:-vstart}
doesn't seem to do anything, vend is still vend...

---------- Post updated at 12:51 PM...

cat <file> | grep -w "^Jack.is.going.home$"

wow thanks frans!

I am using cygwin... I don't think ruby works

Hi,

I have a variable which names the file path, like:

./home/folder1/a/b/c/file.txt

the names of the folders, and the number of upper level folders will be different, I want it just to...

Hi,

I have a log file which contains lines like below:

2010-07-19 07:13:19,021 ERROR system ...(text)
2010-07-19 07:22:03,427 ERROR system ...(text)
class com... (text)
2010-07-19...

Hi,

I have a log file which contains lines like below:

2010-07-19 07:13:19,021 ERROR system ...(text)
2010-07-19 07:22:03,427 ERROR system ...(text)
class com... (text)
2010-07-19...

oops.. I'm trying to close this thread but don't know how

Yes, everything should be PAT_logs, I just typed the post in the wrong case sorry.

Yes, everything should be PAT_logs, I just typed the post in the wrong case sorry.

Hi,

i want to remove a certain pattern when i type pwd.

pwd will look like this:

..../....../....../Pat_logs/..../....../...../......

the dotted lines are just random directory names,...

Hi,

i want to remove a certain pattern when i type pwd.

pwd will look like this:

..../....../....../Pat_logs/..../....../...../......

the dotted lines are just random directory names,...