Shell Programming and Scripting

Dear Friends,

I have a script below mentioned, it is running OK on Linux platform but somehow now i have to use SOLARIS 10 for this script, When i run this script i have some error messages also given below.

Can any of you help me with this, i will be very thankful to him.


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#/usr/sbin/ksh
set -x


awk > help.txt '/HW-FAILURE/' ORS="\n" RS= TRE_alarm.txt

cat help.txt | grep "unit-type % bts nbr %" > temp_TRE.txt
cat help.txt | grep "SBL-type % tre nbr %" > temp_TRE1.txt
cat help.txt | grep "HW-FAILURE" >temp_TRE2.txt

cat temp_TRE.txt | awk -F " " '{printf "%s\n" , $6}' > temp.txt
cat temp_TRE1.txt | awk -F " " '{printf "\n" , $6}' > temp1.txt
cat temp_TRE2.txt | awk -F ":" '{printf "\n" , $8}' > temp2.txt

paste temp.txt temp1.txt temp2.txt > dani.txt

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++ awk -F ' ' '{printf "%s\n" , $6}'
awk: can't open {printf "%s\n" , $6}
++ cat temp_TRE1.txt
++ awk -F ' ' '{printf "\n" , $6}'
awk: can't open {printf "\n" , $6}
++ cat temp_TRE2.txt
++ awk -F : '{printf "\n" , $8}'
awk: syntax error near line 1
awk: bailing out near line 1
++ paste temp.txt temp1.txt temp2.txt

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Thanks a lot in avdance.

Best Regards.

please use a better title for your questions! something like "script runs on linux but not on solaris".

back to your question, the output of awk on solaris is diffrent to that on linux. so $6 is maybe an empty field on solaris!

Thanks for the help,

Is the syntax of awk is same for linux and Solaris?

Do you have any idea about these two lines....
awk: syntax error near line 1
awk: bailing out near line 1

Thanks.

read the "man" pages about the syntax of awk.

No, they are different. Use nawk or /usr/xpg4/bin/awk instead of the plain old awk on Solaris.

Dear radoulov,

Thank you very much its working!!!!

I used nawk instead of awk on Solaris.

Please suggest a little more i have a file containing text given below,
i am intrested in numeric value only that appear after BSS_.
For Example in the first line it is 3, second line it is 22.
How can i get numeric value from this!!!!

Thanks for the help again.

DOMAIN="alcomc2_BSS_3"
DOMAIN="alcomc2_BSS_22"
DOMAIN="alcomc2_BSS_22"
DOMAIN="alcomc2_BSS_9"
DOMAIN="alcomc2_BSS_32"
DOMAIN="alcomc2_BSS_55"
DOMAIN="alcomc2_BSS_3"
DOMAIN="alcomc2_BSS_5"

Best Regards
DOMAIN="alcomc2_BSS_5"
DOMAIN="alcomc2_BSS_44

Something like this?

Code:

 sed 's/.*_\([0-9]*\)"$/\1/' filename