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Thanks to everyone for looking at my problem; I think now I know what I will need to do.

Regards
G

This is "spacing" .. you have to take in consideration the previous field; do you not? But regardless; I tried it with longer lengths and it still doe not align.

Thanks

Hello Gurus !

I have what probably amounts to a few simply changes to fix; however for the life of me I cannot seem to get it ti work. I need to align the output of my script (I am writing to a...

Hello,,I have a very small script that contains these lines; and it works perfectly; however I need to use Perl now as I will need to feel variables from a MySQL table into this; to it would be nice...

Hello all;

I have been really frustrated with finding the correct perl code (and MySql statements) to accomplish what I thought was straight forward...I have tested I don't know how many different...

Thanks black_fender (https://www.unix.com/members/302103258.html) worked splendidly.

Hello all; hope someone can help me cause I am going crazy trying to find a solution for (what I think is simple) issue...looked hard up and down this forum and tried several "solutions" with no...

Thanks..I will give it a try...can anyone else please help with the MySQL part?

Regards
G

Hi all;

I have the following code which gives me kind of what I need:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use Fcntl ':mode';
#
if ($ARGV[0] ne "") {
$filename = $ARGV[0];
} else {
print "Please specify a...

Thanks for your time...I will try it out.
Sincere regards
Giuliano

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Not really working as I intended....

Hi all;

I have a Perl script that uses this awk command wrapped in a "system" call; it works exactly as I want it; however I want to keep this a Perl script and have very few if any "system"...

Hi all;

Pretty green to perl programming; been searching high and low for a perl (preferably) or unix script that will compare 2 CSV strings in the same file that are separated buy the "|"...

Attached is a file called diff.txt

It is the output from this command:
diff -y --suppress-common-lines --width=5000 1.txt 2.txt > diff.txt

I have also attached 1.txt and 2.txt for your...

Hello all;

I'll try an explain my dilemma as best I can. But first some background:

1- I am suppose to compare a database to itself before and after changes; basically generate audit trail...

Please ignore this request...it is too undoable the way I have explained it...I will regroup and provide a different solution that I would like some assiatnce with...thank you all for looking.
...

Sorry; used these files instead...

Attached the sample files that are used to generate the diff output; so I use the following in my script:

diff fuss_lsof_conf.txt fuss_lsof_conf2.txt >...

Attached the sample files that are used to generate the diff output; so I use the following in my script:

diff fuss_lsof_conf.txt fuss_lsof_conf2.txt > diff_fuss_file.txt

sure...do it shortyly

Hello all;

lat week I was able to get some assistance on creating a summary report from a file generated by a "comm" comparison of twp CSV files...turn out now that I am being asked for a detail...

Thanks birei...will give it a try !!

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Worked like a charm..I just had to add the initial file open as I...

Hello to all;

hope someone can assist me in getting the required output that my manager is expecting.

I have been able to generate this code which does the comparison of the files and creates...

Hello all;

I have a question based on a ticket I have from a user... K...first some background...this client needed a generic user setup to allow them to ftp files; user is called "msifpt"...so...

I did never said I did not want to share...what I am really after; and I should have just stated that up front; is to know if a command exists that can identify what files have been accessed by a...

Hello all; I have a dilemma; I have a script that runs for several clients; the script is quite simply invoked as:

<scriptname> xxx (where xxx is the client 3-digit identifier)

My script is...

Oh...did not think of the >>; will give it a try...thanks to both of you for your time and effort...I will let you know how I progress on this one.

Sincere regards
Giuliano