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You have a log file as attached in sample input with various operations and time taken by each of them. Write a script to find the min and max time taken for each operation. Sample output is...

A webservice running on multiple servers. A patch has been deployed to them and it got successful only in some set of servers. The change is in format of "logontime" from "dd.mm.yyyy hh24:mi:ss" to...

Thank you everyone for helping me so much. JGT, I have rewritten your code in a slightly different format and it did quiet well. here is the code.


#!/usr/bin/bash
if [ $# = 2 ]; then
...

Thanks a lot JGT. But fact is i need to compare two dates and return "correct" if start date is less than end date. I have written down the code and it runs well, fact is I need the code to run well...

I have posted a code last week about that date format problem, well I have figured out a much lesser coding.



#!/usr/bin/bash
clear
export NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.AL32UTF8



if [ $#...

Hi VBE,

Problem is the environment in which I'm working is provided by our client. So we cannot request for an additional install package. We have to rewrite this code in another way so...

This is not helping. Can anyone help by making some changes in this code so that it runs well for Solaris

How would i do that??
Can I get the details

I have written a code in Linux environment which compares two dates and print "correct" if 1st date is less than 2nd date. But when I'm running the same code in SunOS environment, "date -d is an...

Hi RavinderSingh,

Certainly your code served my purpose

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#!/usr/bin/bash
clear
export...

Hi RudiC,
I would definately look into it from the next time

Hi RavinderSingh, but my result wants start date to be less then end date

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My apologies for not making...

Thanks a lot RavinderSingh13, but fact is I need a check where it compares the following two arguments and returns a print statement : "start date is greater than end date. Incorrect form". It would...

I am using bash shell
OS - Linux MXDNS 2.6.32-431.el6.x86_64 #1 SMP Sun Nov 10 22:19:54 EST 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

I am having a problem. which I have described below>>

I have to run a script with the format : <File_name><Start_date><End_date>

abcd.sh 19-JAN-2015 01-May-2014

problem is I need to compare...