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Many thanks to each of you, Rudi & Scrutinizer ... your proposals helped me a lot,

Dear all,

I use a pipe command to assign a variable:

[x004191a@xsnl11p317a tmp]$ v_LstStdCdhId=$(cat Bteq_Xport_GetLstStdViewToBuild__1274.txt | grep 'CD/39/AT/CDH_BV_ODS'|cut -d"/" -f1)...

Many Thanks to all of you for your help,

Regards,

Didier.

Dear all,

I face a problem I can not solve: I have different lines in a file and some of them are ending with [CR][LF] ie "\r\n" and the others are ending with [LF] "\n".

My aim is to supress...

Many thanks to all of you for your answers ...

Few comments I would like to add:

1. Peasant, I do not think a subshell is created when using that syntax: in fact, I show the PID for both...

Dear All,

Saying, I have two distinct functions with the same goal (counting lines containing a specific pattern in a file MyFile).

To perform that operation, I used a "while loop" with two...

Thanks a lot for your reply RudiC,

for instance, below is the whole content of the log file MyLogFile:

UPDATE
TGT
FROM
CDH_REJT_DEV1.RAVE_LNKITEMGROUPITEM TGT
,...

Dear all,

I would like to use SQL's log file to extract information from it.

This file can include four different types of instruction with the number of lines involved for each of them:

->...

Thanks a lot RudiC, :) ... that was not too confusing but very clear ! :)

RudiC,

thanks a lot for that third solution ... I assume that one is better than the previous ones because it is not necessary to use a loop, right ?

I allow myself to ask you a last question...

Thanks to all of you ... Scrutinizer and RudiC, your suggestions are solving my problem ! :)
RudiC, I think your suggestion is quite similar to the Scrutinizer's proposal, right ? ... Maybe, is...

Thanks a lot Scrutinizer but I am afraid I did not explain clearly my problem: my aim is not only to initialize a variable with the content of a file but to substitute the "shell variables" by their...

Dear all,

I have a "SQL request" in a file: that request include different "host variable" and I would like to substitute the different "host variable" by their respective content before executing...

Thanks for all your contributions,

I spent a while this morning to understand the way it is running and realize my previous question was stupid !

Thanks again for your help and the time you...

Dear all,

I allow myself to come back to that thread because one point is quite difficult to understand to me ...

Just a quick reminder of the context: the aim was to instantiate a "pattern...

Rudi & Ravinder, thanks a lot ! ... just let me check and understand ... the last point is much more difficult to me ! :)

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Not so many ideas Rudy ... I would be able to do it with the list of variables in a file but I feel not so comfortable with the list of variables in a variable ... as I try to do !

Dear All,

I would like to instantiate a "pattern file" substituting "variable name" by their content.

Saying, we have:

1/ a "pattern file" containing different "variable name", the first...

Dear all,

My aim: I want to add "spaces" in front of each line of a "variable content", V, using awk !

Example:

Content of "V":

[x004191a@xsnl11p317a tmp]$ echo "$v"
HOST_CDH_ID...

What a "big jump" in my knowledge thanks to all your contributions ... Don, I got the same error for myself but I decided to do not bother all of you more with my problem !

Thanks again for your...

Rdrtx1's proposal is exactly what I was looking for ... but I am absolutely unable to understand it ! :(

if one of you has an idea ?

Thanks again,

Thanks to all of you, Balajesuri, Scrutinizer & Stomp !

Dear all,

I would like to insert N blankspaces in front of a string using sed command

To give an example (N=10), I tried that code:

[x004191a@xsnl11p317a tmp]$ echo "abcd" | sed 's/^/...

Thanks a lot for your detailed explanation, Scrutinizer: I would never be able to find that by myself !

rdrtx1 & RudiC, thanks a lot for your answers !

RudiC, you mentioned in your answer awk would be useful to carry out that kind of operation.

If you have few minutes, would you like to share the...