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tables in ksh script
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Name: johanpeetermans
Date: August 23, 2005 at 02:39:38 Pacific
Subject: tables in ksh scriptOS: sunosCPU/Ram: / |
Comment: Hi,
I just started scripting in unix and I have no idea to solve my problem: need to put some data I get form my log files into the following layout --------------01/01/06-02/01/06-03/01/06 ...
system1
--instance1----'data'---'data'--'data'
--instance2----'data'---'data'--'data'
system2
--instance1----'data'---'data'--'data'
--instance2----'data'---'data'--'data'
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The 'data' consists of error codes like 0= ok
101= not ok
104= not applicable
every day the file will be updated:
in the beginnen the table will be empty,
01/01/06 the first column will updated,
02/01/06 the second
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Can anyone help me?
Thx
BR Johan Peetermans
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Name: David Perry
Date: August 23, 2005 at 07:39:35 Pacific
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Reply: If you are not using a rdbms, the output would be much easier to update if the lines looked like system1 --instance1----'data'---'data'--'data' all on one line Then you would do somthing like sed -e "s/\(system1 --instance1.*\)/\1 'newdata'" oldfile > newfile You can modify more than one line / pass by passing additional criteria with additional "-e" flags.
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