you are including "unsuccessfully" like a green... and it shouldnt... help please...
Please show a sample from your logfile so I can tell how to match it more specifically. If successfully appears at the beginning of a line, you could grep "^successfully" for instance.
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is there something like a "distinct" command?
If I get your meaning, i.e. 'distinct' like in SQL, people often use sort -u for that, but I suspect there are dates and the like which make the entries differ from each other even when you'd like them to be combined. Things like cut and/or awk can trim it down to the parts you want, after which you can sort -u to remove the duplicates. Depending on the problem, sometimes people do it all in one awk, noting down the things to keep in an associative array until the program ends, when they're all printed without duplicates. The output from this tends to be in unpredictable and arbitrary order however.
i really don want to remove duplicates, cause there aint no duplicates... my problem now is that whenever the export terminate successfully or unsuccesfully it recognizes it like a successfull command and it displays the messages in green. I tried
i really don want to remove duplicates, cause there aint no duplicates... my problem now is that whenever the export terminate successfully or unsuccesfully it recognizes it like a successfull command and it displays the messages in green. I tried
but i want to know your comments about this. And thanks for taking your time.
In general this seems like a good way to detect success here, since there's only one way for it to be successful -- anything other than 'terminated successfully' will be considered an error. As long as you know there isn't going to be more than one thing in the file, this should work.
If there could be a successful run followed by a failed one, it will find the successful run and print success falsely.
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the output for the 'distinct' would be a warning llike ' please contact your systema administrator or dba'
Yes, but why would it be printing that? If you don't mean 'distinct' in the SQL sense, what do you mean it in? What's distinct, about what?
You're going to have to show the input you have, the output you want, and the logic which explains why one causes the other if you want to be understood without playing a game of 20-questions.
Ok, i need that i.e. the export did not was execute successfully displays any other message of warning. Why? because it has to be reported to the dba's or system admins for a fast solution since the export could fail for more than one reason. If the export terminated successfully i need to print the message "export terminated successfully".. with that i have no problem... now, the thing is, when i mean "distinct", its an example, i mean different to successfull, because i found out today that the grep command finds the successfull and the unsuccessfull line equals.. thats why i need to print a different message when it goes unsuccesfull. But with the grep for 'Terminated successfully' i believe i have my alternative. Thats my way of see it. Then again this is part of my input and output:
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
printf "\033[01;32m%s\033[00m\n" "$LINE2"
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printf "\033[01;31m%s\033[00m\n" "And error was found, please contact your dba or sysadm"
fi
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sleep 5
;;
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If you don't mean 'distinct' in the SQL sense, what do you mean it in? What's distinct, about what?