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    find text in file & cut into new file

    fantastic, thankyou very much for your prompt responses
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    find text in file & cut into new file

    we're getting there :) i must have strange version of awk !! that command deletes the lines containing '5' in position '17' but the next line(s) are simply moved to the end of the file rather than deleted !!??
  3. JasonCooper

    find text in file & cut into new file

    the awk you suggested to delete the lines with "5" in character position 17 from the original file results in: awk: syntax error near line 1 awk: bailing out near line 1 sorry, i have no experience of using awk, any suggestions ? thankyou
  4. JasonCooper

    find text in file & cut into new file

    thats fantastic, the substr works a treat, thankyou. how would i then go about deleting those lines identified by that awk from the original file ? many thanks, you're a star
  5. JasonCooper

    find text in file & cut into new file

    thankyou for the quick response Feherke, I've tried awk '$17=="5"{print;getline;print}' inputfile >outputfile but the outfile is empty, am i being really silly and missing something obvious ??!! thankyou
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    find text in file & cut into new file

    Hi, I need to script the following: find lines containing '5' in position 'x' and cut that line plus the next line into a new file. Any help would be greatly appreciated Many thanks in advance Example file below: 10 451125158200601000400091210101 701 125.51 40 4511251582006...
  7. JasonCooper

    Soft deletions not showing all deleted documents

    HELP ! Most of our clients, Notes 5.06 / 5.08, have soft deletions enabled, set to 336hrs and a 'contains deleted documents' view called 'Recycle Bin'. For some very strange reason recycle bins are being cleared down much earlier than every 336hrs. Take for instance yesterday, my recycle bin...
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    Fragmented tables

    Thanks very much mrn, sem and stefanhei. > sem, that makes interesting reading and makes alot of sense, we have no performance issues at the moment so I'm not going to lose any sleep over the extents at the moment. Many thanks everybody
  9. JasonCooper

    Fragmented tables

    Mike, Dima, I have tables with many extents, most under 10 extents the rest are between 25 - 100 extents. It's been recommended we defrag when a table reaches >5 extents. Thanks
  10. JasonCooper

    Fragmented tables

    Hi I need to 'defrag' some tables and wonder if the following method is the best way: 1. export table(s) 2. drop table 'tablename' cascade constraints 3. Import table(s) It's mainly the drop command I'm unsure about. Thanks
  11. JasonCooper

    Passing variables to ftp script

    >Jad Thanks very much for your reply, I'm going to tweek the second script and that should sort me out. Cheers and by the way, I did spend some time using the keyword search but couldn't find anything :( Posting a new thread was the last resort.
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    Passing variables to ftp script

    Hi I have a Unix script that prompts the user for a response. I want to then pass this response to an ftp script that will do an mget on all files containing that value in the file names, ie: all FILES.*'user variable'*. Does anybody have ANY idea howto go about this ? Many thanks in advance JC
  13. JasonCooper

    Sequential numbering

    Solved it myself, thanks
  14. JasonCooper

    Sequential numbering

    I'm gonna be a real pain now !! I'm trying to call the following script from within a standard shell script. The script fails when run using cron but completes OK running from the command line. Any ideas ? £!/bin/ksh echo 'EXPORT - rename process for file: '$FILE typeset -Z8 EXP_NUM=$(<...
  15. JasonCooper

    Sequential numbering

    Thats fantastic, thanks very much sambones
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