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Thank you for your reply,

I have used the above mentioned.

It's working good.

Regards,
Nanthagopal A

I hava a file named: file1.txt

I need to print the lines matching either the strings (string1 or string2)

for e.x,

using ordinary grep, we can do

grep "string1\|string2...

I need to search for both the string.

Hi,

Whether we can search multiple strings using or in grep -F

In Generally,

grep -F "string1" "filename.txt"

How to search for multiple string using grep -F as we using grep

grep...

Hi,

I have a file with contents
test id text day
test sah dh dhs
yeay fg jsh jsjk


my need:

I give a string as a input, it check the file and display the lines with the given string
...

I have change grep to fgrep and still same performance

Hi,

I have to grep string from 20 - 30 files each carries 200 - 300 MB size and append to the
file. How to speed the
grepping time.

cat catalina.out_2012_01_01 | grep...

Hi,

I have a String(words with tab space) in a file ->file1.txt
0xxxx 11 test $aa$ 8.43

when i read the file and assign to variable
value=$(cat file1.txt)
echo...

Thank you for your reply.

I have used the above command as follows,

#!/bin/bash

fnid() {
final=$(echo $1 | awk '{for(i=0;i<length($0);i++) {printf("*")} }' FS= OFS= )
echo $final
}
...

Hi,

I have created a Shell Script and invoke through java using Process Builder

It's working fine, if (Shell script file ) in the same directory as java file.

By Problem:

...

Hi,

I want to replace the string with * using shell commands

For e.g,
MyString : test

Output : ****


Please Suggest me,
Regards,
Nanthagopal A

Please use code tags...

Hi,

I have used expr command to increment the date.

for e.g.,

case 1 :
echo $(date -d $(echo `expr 20010101 + 1`))

it returns
Tue Jan 2 00:00:00 IST 2001

case 2:
echo $(date -d...

Hi,

I am using the following command(sed) to get the key/value pair from the string


String="{ "test":"test message", "testmessage":"subscription is active, charge successfully} " }"...

yes. i have called that function. while running in Konsole i got the output. But when invoke through Java Program. Only function not get executed. other things are working.



#!/bin/bash
...

Hi,

I have create a Shell Script, with one function.

I want to call the script file in Java Program.

It working fine. but the problem is the function in the Shell Script is not executed.

...

No, i don't need for time. Now it's working fine.
Thank you for your reply.


sort -t"." -k3.1,3.4n -k2,2n -k1,1n
Could you please explain the above code.



Regards,
Nanthagopal A

I have used the above code and got the result in sorted order as below.

08.05.2012 10:52:32 User: xxxx
15.05.2012 11:30:38 User: xxxx
22.05.2012 11:56:39 User: xxxx
29.05.2012 16:33:04 User:...

Hi,

I have 4 Sub-Process. for each process i want to grep some string and finally print each sub-process results.

I have used find | xargs grep comand for grepping, the code as follows

...

Hi,

The input file is as follows,

22.06.2012 17:58:38 CPUser: xxxxxxx, billedAfterStatus: Active
13.07.2012 08:46:15 CPUser: xxxxxxx, billedAfterStatus: Active
20.07.2012 08:56:24 CPUser:...

Hi,

I have created a shell script for Server Log Automation Process. I have used

find xargs grep command to search the string.

for Example,
find -name | xargs grep "816995225" >...

Hi

I have created a function in a Shell Script test.sh

function fnTest()
{
echo "My first Method
}


I have called this function in my test.sh
cat abc.txt | grep...

@agama

I have used this code :find . -type f ! -name test.txt | xargs grep "491629461544" >test.txt

It displays the Output with file name.

How to display the output without file name...

Hi,

I have used this find . -type f -exec grep "491629461544" {} \; > test.txt to find the string and export it to file.

The problem is, when i used the above command in Shell script,...

Thanks for your reply,

@Jairaj,

It's working fine. but using the above command, how to grep the string in this format
grep <string> | grep <string>

Hi,

I have used the command
cat * | grep -r <<String>> *

It returns:

cat : JAN : is directory
***********************
*********************

My directory structure:

log
...