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It highlights the grep keyword in the output. You can remove the -i color if it is not working for you.

Replace groupname with the name of your group.


grep -i color groupname /etc/group

My mistake, I missed that.

I am not in front of a solaris host at the moment but IIRC later versions of solaris du -h will display file sizes in human readable format - that will be easier to...

For ascending order try:


ls -l | sort +4n


For descending order try:


ls -l | sort +4nr

It looks comprehensive enough and the comments suggest people have recently installed Oracle successfully.

It may be worth a try if you do not want to switch to a supported OS.

Did you just install the Oracle client? Do you have an Oracle Database server to connect with the client?

Users are setup on the DB side.

Google instructions on how to import a tab delimited file into excel - you just need to tell excel the type of file and it will do the rest.

The spaces are actually tabs - excel recognises tabs as a valid delimiter and will use them to split the data into columns.

To create a csv file you just need to change the DEFINE DELIMITER...

You can create tab separated files from within sqlplus using the spool functionality e.g.:


sqlplus -s ${YOUR CONNECTION NAME}

set linesize 500
set trimspool on
set verify off
set termout...