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Using sed to color the output from a command on solaris
I have a ksh script that must work on both linux and solaris. I'm trying to color the output of specific commands. It works on linux (specifically RHEL6), but not on solaris (SunOS 5.10). Command ...
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4votes
2answers
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Replace all occurrences of a character in a variable using korn script
Part of the Korn script I am writing requires that I replace all occurrences of the ' character with two occurrences (''). I am trying to log some SQL that I am generating in this script to a column ...
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3votes
5answers
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Get values block by block in same file
I have a file say "SAMPLE.txt" with following content, P1 10,9:6/123456 P2 blah blah P1 10,9:5/98765 P2 blah blah P1 blah blah P2 I want a output file say "RESULT.txt" as, Value1:123456 Value2:98765 ...
2votes
6answers
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Getting the matched word exactly
I have looked through a number of question but they do not satisfactorily reply to my question. I need to print words that match the pattern exactly not the lines containing that word. For example: ...
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6answers
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Hexadecimal number sequence checker in Linux?
I have a list of hexadecimal number. I would like to check whether they are in sequence or not. That is, they should be consecutive numbers, in increasing order. In other words, there should be an ...
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1vote
1answer
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Parsing a file with several conditions
i want to create a script to parse a file. These are what i need to do; I want to take the first line only of every app. I want to check only columns 1,3,4. If an app has more than Instance i want ...
1vote
1answer
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Reading the contents of the file and splitting using ksh
We're using a ksh script for installing one product. I've another config file, I'd need to read this configuration file from my main script Content of the Configuration file: BPWS_Instance_1:Linux:...
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2answers
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How to check the headers between 2 CSV files in unix?
File1 - filename.csv File2 - filename.csv I wanted to compare the headers between these 2 files in linux using a ksh script. case 1:- Say, the header of file1 is INPUT --> NAME,UNIT CODE, VAR ...
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