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I have a line that I need to parse through and extract a pattern that occurs multiple times in it.

Example line:


getInfoCall: [ call=1 origin=AAAA ] info received please proceed, getInfoCall:...

works fine.... :b: thanks a lot!!!

I have a file as below:


1578449 |\\DEV-HUB1\WB_Enterprise_MAM\\4-5-2011\dsuggTO\E0003908_2692725_30.jpg
1578450 |\\DEV-HUB1\WB_Enterprise_MAM\\4-5-2011\dsuggTO\E0003908_2692725_31.jpg
1578451...

try this

awk -F"|" '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++) {if($i != "") print $i"|";}}' input

Solaris

I need to automate a file transfer thru SFTP. But I cannot do a passwordless key with ssh-keygen between the servers. Is there any other way like we do something like below in FTP???

ftp -n...

while read first
do
while read second
do
echo $second >> newfile.txt
[ "$second" = "$first" ] && echo "is a fruit" >> newfile.txt
done<secondfile.txt
done<firstfile.txt

yes... I am planning to do that...

I also thought of
telnet IP 22 << ! >1.log
^]
q
!
where 22 is default port

but this may create give me failure if telnet on the remote is down and not...

I need to check if a remote server is up before i send a file to it through FTP. I thought of using "ping" command to check it. But the problem is, my script needs to run from 2 different servers,...

thanks a lot balaje!!!!

what does today=${1:-${today}} mean???

I saw a script which has these two lines:
today=`date '+%y%m%d'`
today=${1:-${today}}

but both gives the same value for $today

...

while read line
do
echo $line | awk '{print $1, $NR}'
done<filename

try $2 == i

What executable is that? And which program was it written in?

Bourne shell "sh" does not support this...
s=(`ls -lrth /2702/ | awk '{print $9;}' | sed s/iostat.// | cut -c5-6`)

use bash...

Can you give a sample input and sample output you are expecting please???

Try using printf instead of print...

Scrut - AWEEEESSOMMMMEEEEE!!!!

/usr/xpg4/bin/awk simply works!!
Possibly I have an older awk version...

Thanks a lot everyone!!! :) :D :)

may be the reason is i have the older version of awk???

I get 5 columns... :(


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Menu Rotation
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1) Rotation 1 3) Rotation 3 5) Rotation 5 7) Rotation 7 9) Back
2) Rotation 2 ...

I have to pull multiple line records with ^ as the record separator(RS)... # should be my field separator (FS)...

Sample record is:

^-60#ORA-00060: deadlock detected while waiting for...