How do you specify the volume, and owner/mode on the command line using the command ufsrestore?
At the moment I have a script that use the following command:
ufsrestore xf <servername>:/dev/rmt/1 << EOF
1
y
EOF
When I want to copy data from Unix to windows I use the copy x selection option. After a while the option becomes greyed out, and the only way to resolve the problem is to reset Exceed. I am currently running Exceed version 6.0.1.0 on NT4. Is there any patches/solutions available for this...
I need to print a variable with single quotes around it. I have tried the following awk command:
awk -F: '{print "\'" $1 "\'"}' <filename>
It produces the error:
Unmatched "
I would like to print the variable in the format:
'<variable>'
Any suggestions would be...
Thanks for your reply.
a) what shell you are running
Kornshell
b) where the date comes from
the user types in the date
c) where it's going.
It's compare against the system date
Is the above script written for Ksh or Csh?
If I store a date in a variable, how can I verify that it is in the correct format? For example if the variable temp1 contains 20011010, how can I be sure that the variable contains 8 characters, and that they are all digits.
Cheers
Hi,
I'm trying to write a perl script that will allow my users to change their passwords through NIS as well as updating the Samba password database. I can get the Samba part working on my own, but I was wondering if anyone had done anything with rpc.yppasswdd or if they can do it via...
I am trying to implement a three tier client/server database using VB, and SQL Server.
I am having trouble with the connection string in my data services tier. The code can be seen below:
Private Sub Class_Initialize()
'Create the Recordsets
On Error GoTo HandleError
Set...
How do I navigate from the sub-form back to the main forms using keyboard. When the focus is in a sub-form, it remains there.
How do I capture a key (TAB) (keyboard event) when I am leaving the sub-form to put me back into the main form? Can this be done using Macros?
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