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# 1  
Old 10-07-2011
Adding numbers
Hi

I figured how to add my list of numbers. However how do I count so that after a certain number it lists the line.

Example:

Code:
12  test1
46  test2
195 test3
174 test4
634 test5
185 test6
94 test7

So basically add the numbers and when the addition reaches 300 or less
print the lines. So the outcome will be:

Code:
12 test1
46 test2
195 test3
174 test4

then ...

Code:
634 test5

then

Code:
185 test6
94 test7

Last edited by radoulov; 10-11-2011 at 09:44 AM.. Reason: Code tags!
# 2  
Old 10-07-2011
So the output should be the same as the input file? Please elaborate your question.
# 3  
Old 10-07-2011
I'm afraid that there is no parse-able question in your post.

"When the addition reaches 300 or less" ??

Could you post a follow up explaining what is being added and where the numbers are coming from?
# 4  
Old 10-07-2011
Hi

Sorry this is a bit confusing. What I am trying to do is add the Used bytes from the df -k output. However I want it separated in in chunks of 1000MB (1TB).
So basically take all the output and separate the filesystems in a total of 1TB.

Any easy way to do that?
# 5  
Old 10-07-2011
Depends on what your df -k input looks like. Not all systems are the same.

Show the input you get, and the output you want from it.
# 6  
Old 10-07-2011
Here you go ...Third field is the used
Code:
/vol/vol0/               140GB        4GB      136GB       3%  /vol/vol0/
/vol/nonprod00/          900GB      683GB      216GB      76%  /vol/nonprod00/
/vol/prod04/            7815GB     1935GB     5879GB      25%  /vol/prod04/
/vol/prod00/             180GB        3GB      176GB       2%  /vol/prod00/
/vol/nasp_archive/       400GB      201GB      198GB      50%  /vol/nasp_archive/
/vol/nasp_iface/         142GB       42GB       99GB      30%  /vol/nasp_iface/
/vol/nasp_bsi/             1GB        0GB        1GB       1%  /vol/nasp_bsi/
/vol/nasp_vertex/          1GB        0GB        1GB       1%  /vol/nasp_vertex/
/vol/nasp_sapmnt_mp2/        4GB        1GB        2GB      44%  /vol/nasp_sapmnt_mp2/
/vol/nasp_sapmnt_prd/       90GB       59GB       30GB      66%  /vol/nasp_sapmnt_prd/
/vol/nasp_sapmnt_srp/        6GB        1GB        4GB      26%  /vol/nasp_sapmnt_srp/
/vol/nasp_smd/             9GB        1GB        8GB      18%  /vol/nasp_smd/
/vol/nasp_ccms/            9GB        0GB        9GB       5%  /vol/nasp_ccms/
/vol/nasp_saptrans_erp/       67GB       44GB       22GB      66%  /vol/nasp_saptrans_erp/
/vol/nasp_saptrans_mip/        7GB        4GB        3GB      56%  /vol/nasp_saptrans_mip/
/vol/nasp_saptrans_ndp/       60GB       25GB       35GB      42%  /vol/nasp_saptrans_ndp/
/vol/nasp_saptrans_srm/       36GB        7GB       28GB      22%  /vol/nasp_saptrans_srm/
/vol/nasp_sapmnt_ndp/        4GB        2GB        2GB      48%  /vol/nasp_sapmnt_ndp/
/vol/sharedump/           99GB        0GB       98GB       0%  /vol/sharedump/
/vol/arcsight/           540GB      510GB       29GB      95%  /vol/arcsight/
/vol/sap_depot/          468GB      376GB       91GB      80%  /vol/sap_depot/
/vol/trp_sapmnt_sq1/        5GB        2GB        2GB      42%  /vol/trp_sapmnt_sq1/
/vol/trp_sapmnt_sq2/        5GB        2GB        2GB      43%  /vol/trp_sapmnt_sq2/
/vol/cnfo_prd/            29GB        0GB       29GB       1%  /vol/cnfo_prd/
/vol/ztrap/                0GB        0GB        0GB      81%  /vol/ztrap/
/vol/hpux_cnprd/          60GB       46GB       13GB      78%  /vol/hpux_cnprd/
/vol/cn_prd/              34GB       23GB       10GB      69%  /vol/cn_prd/

# 7  
Old 10-07-2011
Great, that's half of what I wanted.

Now the other half please -- what you want the processed output for that to look like.
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