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I found the problem. As the Linux is a "clone" of the AIX (not really, but almost), I took the same LANG parameter, but this one was wrong, at least not recognized by the Linux. When I changed for...

Hi, and thanks for your answer.

Yes, you are right, there are "special chars" in the file I send. These specials chars remplace the chars with accent we have in French.
At the beginning, I...

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I have scripts on AIX which send mails by the following command :

cat MyFile | mail -s "mail subject" adress@mail
these scripts send a text directly readable in the body of the mail

We...

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We are in AIX 5.3
In a shell program I use a variable coming from a file and containing a path : 'C:\temp\titi'

Z2='C:\temp\titi'
echo $Z2

When I want to print the variable with...

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I wrote a script shell whose function is to make a remove of directories depending on the result of a query on Oracle database.

When I execute my script shell directly from unix, it works...

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I have to run a script shell on a unix server from my windows PC. For that, I open a cmd windows and use Telnet to connect to the unix and run the script (by the .profile of a special user)....

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In a script shell, I have a variable containing the name of a file and I would like to distinguish the name from the extention of the file. For example, the file 'myfile.txt' is in a...

Hi zazzybob

Thanks a lot, it works. In fact I had a sort in the script, but it was not the good one (sort -A).

I dont' know what time it is in Australia, but have good day

Thierry

Hi muthukumar,

Thanks for your answer, but it don't works. I have, effectively 3 lines corresponding, but I have lost a part of fic3 (the word 'zone')

test100:zone 1 :zone 2:zone 3 4:zone 5...

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I have a script shell under aix with a join of 2 files
fic2.txt :
test100:zone 1 :zone 2:zone 3
test10:zone 1:zone 2:zone 3
test:zone 1:zone 2:zone 3
fic3.txt:
test100:zone...