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Hi don,
thanks for responding , i'm using aix linux 2.6.16.60-0.99.1

if there is a way to use without the temp file i thought i could use that, i'm not using
this command in a script, its...

Hi
I have two delimited files one with comma and other with new line
comma
1,2,3,4,5

I need to remove the first value of the file like below and only one line will there in the file
...

thanks a lot don
appreciated

Cheers
MJ

this is the output i received when i change to printf '%s\n' "$var" | od -c


0000000 \n M A X \n - - - - - \n 1 2
0000020 \n \n R o w s ...

var=$(nzodbcsql -q "select max(million_cnt) from IDM_DATALOAD_AUDIT where tablename = 'WI_PERSON'";)
echo $var
awk '{ print $3}' <<<"${var}"


output
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MAX ----- 12 Rows Returned : 1...

Hi
thanks for your response, i have tried that, it seems the query header, the underline and the data all seems to be considered as the first value, below is the script and the output
...

i tried this command
awk -F '{ print $3}' <<<"${var}"

but no luck on it, then i thought of using the cut command, but due to the
varying number of digits each time, that would be a problem,
...

Hi
I searched this forum before posting the question, but couldnt find it, the issue
i'm facing is, i'm trying to select a column from a netezza table from a korn
shell script, but the query runs...

thanks a lot

Hi
I'm trying run a netezza select query from a korn shell script, i'm getting the
data in the below format, is there any way to get only the data in a vairable,

Column_name...

thanks rudic, i replaced /r with contorl M

Hi

1st problem
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i have this sed command in my unix script which replaces new line and carriage return in a line with the string "&#xA"
the script works fine in Linux ...

Hi
thanks for your response..

yes, the first step is working with your code..

for second step of splitting the file and renaming, i have modified the code like below

what i'm trying to do...

Hi
I have a requirement where i need to convert the xml in various lines into a single line and then split the file so that the file contains only 1000 records each.

searching this forum, i found...