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I had a file with 150k records in it and I ran a tr on it to remove all new lines/CR which created one large record(whoops). Is there a way to add a \n after every 39th character without using 'dd'...

We are running on a Sun cluster using ksh.

We have a script that has been running for about six months with no issues. The script has not been modified and our results are now coming out diffrent....

worked great, thank you

How can I add a carriage return to a string for every 35 characters within the string?

Basically reversing a tr where I removed the CR and LF's.

Thanks for the help!

I built a 12 million record file and made a mistake, one field is 1 character too long.

The record is 40 bytes and ends always in 999. I am trying to delete the 37 character in each record. Is...

sed -n '/^00/p;/^01/p;/^02/p;/^03/p;/^04/p;/^05/p;/^06/p;/^07/p' < /u01/bteam/CNAM/1121/lergtemp/LERGT|sort -y | tr -d "\n\r" > CWDA0414

works on the command line but not in the script

Looks as though there was some type of file contention, I simply decided to pipe the sed statements together and everything worked like a charm.
<Orig>
sed '0001,'$erange'!d' $hfile > $temp
sed...

I have a loop in a script that is given me an error but, when I do it on the command line it works perfectly. The sed statement has to use the variables from a file so the file is partitioned...

It just sits there at the one condition untill I perform the kill <process> then it continue's on. The debug isn't telling me to much.



I appreciate all of your suggestions.

This simply strips out duplicates. The table I am parsing has ranges in it
312 314 0000-9999
sometimes the next record would have the same value in it but a smaller range which has already been...

The $hfile is a hidden file that contains static values that I use a for global replace. I have to create anywhere from 1000 to 10000 block telephone numbers. the vales 0000 - 9999 never change. so I...

Sorry my script had tabs and it didn't retain them when I pasted in. I hope it is not too hard to read.

I am running on HPUX using ksh.

I have a script that uses a loop within a loop, for some reason the script seems to hang on a particuliar record. The record is fine and hits the condition in Blue....

I have a large file that I am pulling only certain fields out of but my output I would like to rearrange the field order via a pipe. I have been looking through the site and man pages and have come...