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tanx buddy :b:

well i never really thought about the internals of the shell....tanx for the info

hi
I am trying to make my own commands in my linux.I thought a command for changing directories will be easy.

I made a simple file amd made the entries

#!/bin/bash
cd /opt/mydir

I then...

hi..
I have a text file which looks likes this

2258
4569
1239
258
473

i need to convert it into comma seperated format
eg:2258,4569,1239,258,437
pls help

i have been tryin to install mdbtools in my rhel 5...
./configure is working but at the time of make it gives an error
pls help
error log

odbc.c:778: warning: conflicting types for...

thanx buddy.....:b::b:

i have a file which lists the following
T2323
T3445
T67666,T6534,T4546
T7878
i need to extract the numeric part only(ie,without T).

i tried this script
awk '{print substr($0,2,length($0))}'...

Ok,i tried this script
awk '{print substr($0,2,length($0))}' pmt2.txt

Output
2323
3445
67666,T6534,T4546

as u can see the numbers coming after "," remains the same(the code didn't affect...

i have a file which lists the following
T2323
T3445
T67666,T6534

i need to extract the numeric part only(ie,without T).
I have been trying with grep and egrep but with noluck
pls help

thanxx dude....:b:
i also tried the code


mysql --host=####### --user=#####--password=#####bugs < query.sql
query.sql contains the actual code...

now i am able to connect to remote mysql from my script,i am trying to execute
a query from the script,i tried it

`mysql --host=######## --user=####--password=###bugs<<SQL
$(select * from...

i need to connect to a remote mysql server..that means i should use ssh??

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OK guys i got it

mysql...

is there some way i could connect to a remote mysql server from bash script

tanx guyzz...:b:

tanx guys...:b:
I tried both the commands and it worked.....
I also got the same result by using grep
grep -o "^T[0-9]*" pmt.txt

there is one more thing,there are lines like these in my text...

i have the following lines
T2345
T3435 - bugfixed and running
T5654 fixed and committed
T34541:- fixed and committed

i need to extract only the T[0-9] part (eg:T2345) ,ie i dont want any...

tanx guys...:b:
I'll try it out and update the result.......

I am new to bash scripting,can anyone suggest a way to connect to ms access
through a bash script