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Recent content by sent13
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Find average sar -d
mike, i think you would have got confused with my awk script.. instead of $2,$3 change them to $3,$4 respectively in my script as per your requirement.the sum_second_field is %busy and sum_third_field is avque for you okay. if you have doubts or so, let me know Senthil Kumar- sent13
- Post #4
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Find average sar -d
hi, we can write an awk script which will be more easier and compact and get the solution you want i think.just try command which i have given.. test.dat has the text contents. average.awk is the awk script i have written. try this command.it should work fine i think. awk -f average.awk...- sent13
- Post #3
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Checking uniqueness through triggers.
i would also suggest you to go for constraints as the best way to implement business rules or constraints rather than going for triggers. senthil.- sent13
- Post #3
- Forum: Oracle: All versions
