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Hi,

I am having files in the below format

$ cat a.txt
1, abc, 1234
2, bcd, 2345

$ cat b.txt
1, bcd, 2345
2, cde, 3456

and I want to display only what is not exists in a.txt through...

Thank you for your reply.

Imagine if the file size is different but there may be chance that any of the record I may received from previous file.

Hi,

One of the program creating a file with the following information.

$cat a.txt
1, AAA, 234
$

and I wrote a script whenever any of the the file exists with data then it will send a email...

I am getting the below erorr message : -

Code : -
uuencode myFile.CSV myFile.CSV mailx -m -s "Hi" myid@doma.com

Error: -
mailx: invalid option -- m
Usage: mail [-iInv] [-s subject] [-c...

When I execute the script I am getting *.CSV and also att*.txt files (att*.txt --> when there is no subject in mailx, if "Hi" is the subject then Hi.txt) attached and coming to my inbox.

I am not...

Hi Ravi,

I tried without subject line, this time I got ATT00063.txt along with myFile.CSV.

the ATT00063.txt file contains the same junc data.

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end

Code : -


(echo "Hi , This is a...

Hi Ravi,

Yes..Even after changing the code also I am getting the Hi.txt file.

(echo "Subject : Hi"
echo "Hi , This is a test mail"
uuencode myFile.CSV myFile.CSV) | /usr/sbin/sendmail...

Thank you for your reply.

I am still having the same problem. Please adive.

$ uname -a
Linux CORNERSTONE 2.6.18-128.1.14.el5 #1 SMP Mon Jun 1 15:52:58 EDT 2009 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

The Hi.txt file contains below data : -

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end

and *.CSV file data is also readable which is generated throgh informatica.

Hi,

Thank you for your reply.

I am still getting the junk data.

Please advice.

Hi,

I am trying to send an attachment through UNIX to the mail box. But along with the attachments I am also receiving junk data as a text file, Suppose "Hi" is the subject of the mailx command...

Hi,

I have a text file in the below format.

$cat my_paramater_file.txt
'
[FOLDER_NAME.WF:wf_my_workflow.ST:S_my_session]
$$ETL_EXTRACT_DATE=07/17/2011 17:55:05.000000
'
$
Would like to...