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THX citaylor. It was a combination of using a wildcard and our terminal emulator. Once we did not allow pass-through printing the problem was resolved

Our comp-operator has come across a peculiar ‘feature'. We have this directory where we save all the reports that were generated for a particular department for only one calendar year. Currently...

I cannot tar an ORACLE backup file with the size of > 8GB. So I am using "dd" to copy file to tape. What is the optimum block size for this process?

Is there a size limit when passing an argument using wildcards? I.E. when I pass an argument in the form (like) "ftp_auto *.txt" - is there a limitation on the size of UNIX expanding "*.txt" ?

vidyadhar85:
thx for your help, but I have already made changes, i.e. only the first prg uses options and passes the validated arg to the next prg. Not the best solution but it works and had...

Is there a restriction on levels of using 'getopts' ? I have several scripts, each of which requires an option as the first parameter [DPT].
If I call one prg separately it works fine, but when one...

I am running HP-UX & ksh

I have several validation programs that scan log files for error messages.

One of these files scan 3 diff files, thus I have the exit value in a variable and depending...

Is there any way to login to another server with out getting prompted for the password? Is there a way to embed the password in a script and use either telnet or rlogin (or some other prg)?

I need...

I am trying to figure out what/who is using up memory so that I can dimension the mem requirements for ORACLE better.

Is there any way to see what memory each individual running prg is using?

Can anybody recommend a good (& maybe cheap :D ) book for c-prg in HP-UX. I a little rusty & most of expr is in PC world.

Sys: HP-UX 9000

In the calling script how do I 'read' the return/exit value of a called script?:confused:

THX in advance for any assistence.:)

We just recently moved from a DG-UX (Unix V) to HP 9000 servers running POSIX. I used the c-shell in the DG-UX system mainly because the bourne-shell did not support aliasing. Now in the default...

THX - worked like a charm - such a simple solution:)

I want to add two numeric variables in a shell script. I am running HP POSIX. Can someone tell me if this is possible and if how?

THX for any help.