Search Results

Hi raokl,
This is only a method that I thought without test.
echo $a|awk '{i=1;while($i){if($i~/[*?]/){printf "%s",$i;exit};i++}}' FS=','

Hi guy,
Don't know if u r using bash for this, if so, u could try this:
$ ./k.sh file3
Line 1: The world is a wonderful place to stay
arr[0]=The
arr[1]=world
arr[2]=is
arr[3]=a...

Hi guy,
May this a not very good method.
awk '$2=="I"{I[$3$4]=$0}$2=="U"&&!I[$3$4]{U[$3$4]=$0}$2=="D"{if(I[$3$4]){delete I[$3$4]}else{D[$3$4]=$0}}
END{{for(i in I){print I[i]}}{for(u in...

Thank you ibmtech,
thanks for your reply, my mistakes, it's not a problem of some AIX's privilege or user's limits.

Hi Alister,
Thanks for your reply, let me realize that the while - read loop is totally unnecessary, I made the problem more complicated, since it is so simple. and you are very right that...

why you change '3078=' to '5022=', you always change what you expected, of cause a solution to one problem could not solve another problem.

I use pattern |3078= not 3078=
there is not a | before...

Just do some check for the arguments
$ cat test.sh
#!/bin/sh
if [ $# -eq 0 ];then
while read -r line
do
case "$line" in
quit|Quit)
exit 0;;
...

Hi clippertm,
Let's use awk instead of grep, try this, it works fine in my cygwin, hope it could work in your cygwin too.
awk...

Hi guys,
I have a problem need to solve urgently, please help me, any suggestion will be great.
When my workmates installed a control-m agent in an AIX 6.1 OS, they got an error below:
...

Hi ,
The codes run successfully in my cygwin environment, and I am sorry that I can't get any more test environment in weekend.
What's your environment , OS ? awk version ?
And I...

Hi guy,

I used ' echo something | ' to be stdin of the awk in my reply, and if you want to use a file name, don't use pipeline | like that, otherwise you will get an error.

And I saw...

Hi guy,
try this and may it could work.$ echo '1001 000 HEADER
1001 001 RAJESH
1001 002 100
1001 002 200
1001 002 500
1001 006 FOOTER
1002 000 HEADER
1002 001 RAMESH
1002 002 100
1002...

Hi guy,
If you could use pair of "grep -n" to locate every segment that you needed in the file. Why not use sed directly.
sed -n '/<eligibilityRequest/,/<\/eligibilityRequest/p'...

Hah, also you could remove the previous mark file and touch a new one with the same name in the end of your script, you just need to choose a specific file name for every system~

I'm sorry to hear that, the 'find' in your OS must frustrated you..

Are you able to touch some file in the directory that you are monitoring ?
If so, you could run your script via cron every...

Hi guy,
I'm confused, I remeber that even solaris 'find' has some option just like "cmin amin mmin".
find /path -type f -mmin+60
You could find the files that have turned up and not sent...

Hi clippertm,
Have you tried the cat *.*|grep, I think if your pattern file is something like this: (I posted yesterday)
4=745|[^|]\{1,\}|3078=
4=746|[^|]\{1,\}|3078=
4=747|[^|]\{1,\}|3078=...

Sorry clippertm,
I think the problem of output all occurences is that we used the wildcard *.*
so maybe we must use sort after grep
Or use perl or awk as apmcd47 say, u know, both...

Sorry clippertm,
I made a mistake, delete the double plus.
grep -h '4=[745-755]' *.* | grep '3078=' | sort -u -t'|' -k2,2?
If [745-755] is not available, use this:
grep -h...

What's your environment, found that your code could work in my cygwin.
grep -h '4=[745-755]++' *.* | grep '3078=' | sort -u -t'|' -k2,2
May you could put all the pattern in a file, then use...

Hi clippertm,
Confusing with "The values in the file are "line" separated: each value has its own line." Does the data file not be separated by '|' ? or you are talking about the pattern file ?...

Hi guy,
this is a method to get your desired output, and it is modified from your code, may help u
awk '$1*1000%50==0{if($1/0.05>cnt){for(i=cnt;i<$1/0.05;i++){printf "%-8s %-8s\n", ...

Hi clippertm,
Shall we use sort -u -t'|' -k2,2 instead of uniq?

Hi,
store them in var1, var2, var3 ... ok?

#!/bin/bash
Variable=MKT1,MKT2,MKT3
IFS=','
i=1
for j in ${Variable[@]}
do
eval var$i=$j
i=`expr $i + 1`
done

Hi Scrutinizer,
Thanks for reminding me, when I was coding, I felt that I am missing something like bound check, but when I saw the result is correct and there is another thing disturbed me...