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Yes, it's true. The problem was the lack of a space between {} and +.

Regards.

Hi all,
there is an ancient formula that convert quickly a "gregorian" date (month, day, year) to "julian" date (number of days from January 1 of year 1).

This is the implementation in awk.
...

This script work fine in my computer:


#!/bin/ksh
#Script Below#
#Add additional lines to config options.
. ./prune.config
eval "$DIR1 $DIR1OPTIONS"
Regards.

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The following may help:

ksh -x ./prune.kshSo we can see how is parsed the statement.

Regards.

Hi,
Try this:


find /directory/holding -type f ! -name "*.gz" ! -name "*PDF*" ! -name "*TIF*" -size +1000k -mmin +120 -exec gzip {}+ \;
The final \; for the exec clause is mandatory. I don't...

Hi, you may try this:


RE="/$A1/ && /$A2/ && /$A3/"
eval awk "'" $RE "'" filename
The first line is for the expansion of parameters; the second, eval, parses and execute the built command.
...

You need to clarify your own purposes.

Just say us how you proceeded manually to get the third file.

Regards.

@Don Cragun
This is the way that bash evaluates the single quote in Debian:


~$: grep -ia 'ORA-[0-9]\{5\}:' Rep* | grep -iavE "`cat /tmp/i.txt`"
+ grep -ia 'ORA-[0-9]\{5\}:' Rep-date
++ cat...

Hi,
there is a space in the file

...ORA-06512|Domestic Phone|ENCRYPTION)'
---------------------^
You may try this:


grep -ia 'ORA-[0-9]\{5\}:' Rep* |grep -iavE "`cat /tmp/i.txt`"
...to...

Yes, I agree, the merge option requieres previous sorted files.

Regards.

Yes, I agree. The command must be

sort -mu file1 file2 > combined_fileI wonder if always is it the same that

sort -u file1 file2 > combined_fileRegards.

Post Data:

Perhaps the difference...

Hi,
If I have understand your post, you may try with this:


sort -m file1 file2 > combined_file
It is the merge option of the sort command. It gives the desired output for the particular case...

Thanks, @Scrutinizer.

If I wanto to match the re's with single quotes and colon,

awk '$7=="PASS" && /\'oncomineGeneClass\':/ && /\'oncomineVariantClass\':/' fileIt doesn't work so. How...

Hello,
The problem is the regular expression, and in the input file the keys are enclosed in single quotes (').
This is not a very smart code, but it works:

awk -F'\t'
'
BEGIN{...

Hi,
may you show us the nohup.out file?

Also you may try with:

nohup sh scp.sh >scp.out 2>&1 &
If the shell or the utility are trying to read from tty, there may be a prpblem...

I am happy that it was useful.

Greetings!

Hi,
Commands work with if without mediation of "test" (brackets []):

if grep "name>$servername" $1; then
The return code is enough for "if".

Also:


if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
...is...

Hi, drl,
this worked on the original sample:


#!/usr/bin/awk -f

{
n1=match($0, "\x27");
n2=match(substr($0, n1+1), "\x27");

while ( n1 > 0 ){
printf("%s", tolower(substr($0, 1,...

Hi, John K,
you may try this:


awk '{
for (i=1; i<=NF; i++ )
if ( substr($i, 1, 1) == "\x27" && substr($i, length($i), 1)=="\x27")
...

@jim mcnamara

I added that way because it was the original request.



Regards.

Hi,
this is just another way.

You only nee to add a semicolon at the end of each command.


myTest () { echo "MYPWD=$(echo $(pwd))"; echo "MYLOGNAME=${LOGNAME}"; } myCar () { echo...

@Scrutinizer
<<what is the sense of introducing "eval" here.>>
The function Command build the name of a call to SQL, but don't execute it; so it need to be parsed and executed. "eval" does it. ...

Dear Samah,

You are trying to program with many levels of language at a time.

I suggest:

A) use set -x to debug

B) Try one level at a time

C) Try this command line:


eval $(Command...

Try this:


nawk '{ f4="";
for ( i=4; i<= NF; i++)
f4=f4 $i;
print $1, $2, $3, "<", f4, ">"; }'

nawk '{ print $0, length($0), NR }' file | sort | nawk 'NR==1 {old=substr($0, 1, $(NF-1) ); next} {if ( old==substr($0, 1, $(NF-1) ) ) {print $0, $NF; old=substr($0, 1, $(NF-1))}'
Only to correct a...