Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today!
Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet!
-
Congratulations Chriss Miller on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!
Recent content by cheguvera
-
Removing first and last line of text file
Hi, This 3-4 line code does my job for now. But its not a very generic thing. Say, I get a requirement that, I have to remove top 3 and bottom 2 lines of a file. Or, depending on the contents of file, the lines I need to chop is going to change etc etc Just out of interest I want to explore if... -
Removing first and last line of text file
Hi 1DMF, You are right. $cur_lino ++ does nothing. When I wrote the script for the first time, there was some other logic, which I removed. That line is just there because I have not deleted it, please ignore it. Thanks -
Removing first and last line of text file
Hi All, My requirement is, I want to remove first and last line of a text file. I did it like, ################################################### open READ_FILE ; # This is file I am reading open WRITE_FILE ; # This is file I am writting $cur_lino = 0 ; $prev_lino = 0 ; $prev_line = "" ... -
Internet connection (conceptual) issue with broadband
Hi All, I have an issue with my broadband connection. I am in UK and is using broadband internet from my cable operator NTL. The cable comes out of the cable box, goes into the cable modem and that is connected to my Win98 PC on USB port. This all worked fine till recently, but 2 days back my...- cheguvera
- Thread
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Data Transmission general discussion
-
How can I do this compare using XSLT ??
Hi All, Thanks for your reply. Actually, I was not able to find syntax of string comparison in the <xsl:if . Everywhere I see on the internet, all the examples were showing numeric comparisons. But, now its sorted out. I can easily do it without using variables. I can simply do it by... -
How can I do this compare using XSLT ??
Hi all, I have a XML like , <info> <type>A</type> <value1>ZZZZZZZ</value1> <value2>YYYYYYY</value2> </info> <info> <type>B</type> <value1>ZZZZZZZ</value1> <value2>YYYYYYY</value2> </info> With XSLT I would like to code logic like, if value of <type> is 'A' then... -
Can I hide the process appearance ?
Hi Guys, Thanks for all these thaughts. My problem is, I have to run a java code from inside a perl script. This java code connects to Oracle using JDBC and do not have a way to use the OPS$ account which Oracle provides. I have to give the oracle username/password on the command line, if I...- cheguvera
- Post #8
- Forum: Sun: Solaris
-
Can I hide the process appearance ?
Hi, A security related question on Solaris. Suppose I am running some command on command line e.g. java -v -user xyz -file filename.ext Now, while this command is running, some other user logs on to the same machine and he gives command like "ps -aef" or "ps -fu some_username", he can see...- cheguvera
- Thread
- Replies: 10
- Forum: Sun: Solaris
-
Issue with the "system" command
Hi, We have a typical setup. A production server where we run our batch processes. There are a set of read only users, which can login to the server for monitoring purpose and support. Now, the user which runs processes, runs a process e.g. $ some_executable_program -param1 -param2 -param3... -
Issue with the "system" command
Hi All, I have a question about the system command. If I run some OS command from Perl script like , system("java -user ABCD -pass XYZ -deb") ; The command I am running will execute, thats fine. But while the command is running, if some other user on the Unix box gives command like "ps... -
sed issues on Solaris, search/replace not working
Hi PHV, That was cool. That worked and my goal is met. Now I am left with just curiocity about sed not working. Thanks again- cheguvera
- Post #7
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
-
sed issues on Solaris, search/replace not working
Thanks Feherke. But with upper case I, its the same error.- cheguvera
- Post #5
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
-
sed issues on Solaris, search/replace not working
Hi PHV, Thanks for the reply. Initially I thaught of this option, but actually, I have nearly 10 possible words to replace and the words are made up of 10 to 20 charactors each. Basically, I have no option other than what you have suggested. But, previously on AIX and other Unix flavours I...- cheguvera
- Post #3
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
-
sed issues on Solaris, search/replace not working
Hi, I am on Sun Solaris and struggling with a very simple sed command. I want to search and replace, ignoring the case. Lets say, I have a file, Abcd abCd abcD And I issue a command, sed -e 's/abcd/CORRECT/i' my_file This should give output like, CORRECT CORRECT CORRECT But, my above sed...- cheguvera
- Thread
- Replies: 7
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
-
Using Tomcat for production, licensing issues
Hi, Thanks a lot. That was very usefull, I am now thinking of going for Jetty. My application will be a fault/problem logging system (broadly) for my office, which will have at the most 5 to 10 concurrent users, sitting on Oracle 10 database. So, if I have one software which is web server and...- cheguvera
- Post #7
- Forum: General e-Business discussion
