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my bad! yes it was a copy paste error! :P
Thanks RudiC so far so good the command is working when it is plugged in the startup script

Yes, you are right! if i'm executing this bit of code standalone it doesnt throw any errors! however when this is plugged into a startup script it is giving that empty regular expression error.
...

nawk -v host=$HOSTNAME '{
if(match($2,host) && !match($1,"#")) {
if(match($1,"merge"))
print $1"\t"$2"\tM";
else if(match($1,"parser"))
print...

Hi,
i want to replace the following lines in such a way that if the word merge exists in first column it must replace the 3rd column as M and if parse exists in first column then the last column...

Thank you for making it clear!:b:

Thanks a ton! it worked!! :) :)

Hi

I want to replace time stamp in the following line
PROCNAME.Merge.exchMon.CODE.T_QSTART 08:45 read

assuming the new time stamp is 09:45 ; the line is getting replaced as...

Hi RudiC
logString=$(/usr/bin/grep "$(/usr/bin/date +"%m/%d") 0[56]\(:[0-9]\{2\}\)\{2\}.*Active region has been" <log name>) does not seem to work, i have reverted my code back to using 3 greps
...

Thanks RudiC

i'll try this command and keep you posted :)

Hey RudiC
thanks for your response

I have managed to fix this issue, now its working consistently
There was no escape sequence needed for %m and %d

Now after fixing the line reads like this...

Any suggestions from anyone?

1 What UNIX?
- SunOS 11.4.5
2. What shell? -
- /bin/sh
3. a sample of the log file that you know has the pattern. A few lines are great.
- STATUS...

Hi,
I'm unable to understand why the grep command in cronjob works intermittently

Expected output:
Grep command to look for a particular string with today's date and exit from infinite while...