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Actually its not allowed in production environment as we need to run through query id
Through backgroud id we can but we have to run it only through query id

So I am looking for an alternative...

Hi ,
I am using below code to list the 6th,7th and 8th field of the file


ls -lrt test | awk '{print $6,$7,$8}'


output:

Nov 21 19:34


Now the problem here is that I want to do it...

Hi,
Can you try with this code . It worked for me


ls -lrt | sed 's/beach_//g'


Regards,
Haris

Hi,
You can try with below code


ls -1 | sed 's,...$,,g'



Regards,
Haris

You can try below


tput bold
awk -F "|" '{print $3}' file



Output:


Acct 0110855565
Acct 2063947620


Regards,
Haris

you can check for both the commands using man page

man awk
man basename

you can use in below manner . this code will give you only test in the output

basename test.txt .txt


you can...

"echo" is command used for printing purpose
eg : below will print test to the prompt


echo "test"


"tee -a" command is used for appending purpose
You can check using man pages how to...

try with below



if [ -f filename ]; then
echo "file exists"
else
echo "file does not exist"
#here you can put the logic for sending mail
fi


Cheers
Harish

Is there any option like egrep -o ???
Just check the man pages

You are working on which OS

infile

ABCDE (x,y,z,abc)



egrep y.* infile


If you give above code it will give...

Try with below

i=0;
if [ $i -eq 0 ]; then
echo inside if
fi


In case you want to debug your script put below code at the very beginning


set -x


Cheers
Harish

I think generally the file names are not space separated
Moreover the reply was in context of the file names mentioned above in the first post
So for that case above will work fine

Cheers...

try with below code

list=`ls *.sh`
echo $list | tr -s '\040' '\012'


Cheers
Harish

In below case I am just viewing both the file1.xml i.e in a.ear and b.ear
If you want you can also edit them

a.ear file1.xml


this is a.ear file1.xml


b.ear file1.xml


this is...

try with below code

for i in `ls -l *.ear | awk '{print $NF}'`
do
jar xvf $i
done


In case you want to give the filename at run-time then try below code

test.sh 1.ear


jar xvf $1...

try with below


rand_x=1
rand()
{
rand_x=$(((($rand_x * 1103515245) + 12345) % 4294967296))
echo $rand_x >&2
return $rand_x
}
while true; do
rand
printf '%i %i\n'...

cant figure out where exactly you are getting error for below


awk -F "," '{print $1","}' test.txt



Output with above command

jjkj,
kijljlj,
kjkljlkj,


If you want you can...

try with below code

cat test.txt

jjkj,iiuiui,ijlkjkij,ookoo
kijljlj,jhhkj,ijijkijkj,oijkijj
kjkljlkj,kjkjlkjlkj,opok,okop



awk -F "," '{print $1","}' test.txt



Cheers
Harish

Try below code


sed '5,14d' inputfilename > newfilename


Cheers
Harish

Venikathir,
Try with below code


rm -f newfile.txt
while read line
do
line1=`grep -ie "${line}" 2.txt `
if [ $? -ne 0 ] ; then
echo "$line" >> newfile.txt
fi
done <1.txt

...

Amit,
You can also try with below code
But this will search the 3rdjuly.txt for each line of the 4thjuly.txt

For eg :
Even if the 4thjuly.txt line 2 and 3rdjuly.txt line 2 are not same but...

Bharath,
Please check below code and try to run using

<scriptname> <filename>



filename=$1
filedate=`ls -lrt $filename| awk '{print $7}'`
filetimestamp=`ls -lrt $filename | awk '{print...

Amit,
Please check below.I have take the input 3rdjuly.txt and 4thjuly.txt
as per the your very first post
The results are same as you are expecting

Input:

cat 3rdjuly.txt...

try with below
In this the difference between 3rdjuly.txt and 4thjuly.txt will be put into newfile.txt
since in this case 4thjuly.txt will have 3rdjuly.txt records as well as few
new records the...

try with below code



rm -f newfile.txt
while read line
do
line1=`grep -ie "${line}" 3rdjuly.txt`
if [ $? -ne 0 ] ; then
echo "$line" >> newfile.txt
fi
done < 4thjuly.txt

...

Run below script using

<scriptname> <filename>



filename=$1
filetimestamp=`ls -lrt $filename| awk '{print $7}'`
current_date=`date +%d`
a=`expr $current_date - $filetimestamp`
if [...