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Recent content by unixguy303
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newbe question
Just what I was thinking of thanks very nice tool!!!!- unixguy303
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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newbe question
This may be in the wrong forum, but here it goes. I have a small AccessDB 8-10 fields 6k records 1 of the fields contain creation date. I need a macro,button or something that when clicked would bring up a dialog box and ask date wanted, user puts date and submit button selects all records...- unixguy303
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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cURL
Does anyone know where I can get a version of cURL for AIX v5.2 Thanks Brandt- unixguy303
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- Forum: IBM: AIX
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FTP/HTTP
I have a project I need to work on and am wondering what others would do. I have files I need to GET & PUT to various (30+) vendors. Most use FTP but some are using HTTP. I am manually getting and putting the files now. I want to automate by using a script. Is it possible to get & put the files...- unixguy303
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Sed Question
How can I take the contents of an unformatted input file (no CR/LF) that might look like this using sed: <a>x</a><end><c>d</c><f>e</f><end><a>g</a><b>h</b><end><b>h</b><end> …and make it look something like this, with "newline" inserted after all <end> tags, in a new output file...- unixguy303
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- Forum: AWK
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awk I think!!
Here is what I get when I run it. Again Thanks!! # ./foo awk: Syntax error at line 15 of program << # se ... >> context is print >>> $0>FILENAME"." <<< f # write the line to the fth part f ile awk: illegal statement at line 15 of program << #...- unixguy303
- Post #14
- Forum: AWK
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awk I think!!
Feherke, Thanks This looks great and I believe with your logic this is what I need. My question now is in your use of "FILENAME" is this supposed to be a variable? How does this line work? with FILENAME not a variable? or you looking for the literal file name of my file. c="wc -l<"FILENAME...- unixguy303
- Post #11
- Forum: AWK
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awk I think!!
Feherke, I don't have a clue what you attempting to show me here. Could you please explain so I might be able to get something working. Do you have anny questions? I really need to get this!! Thanks in advance Brandt- unixguy303
- Post #7
- Forum: AWK
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awk I think!!
split won't work for it would not know what record to split on. each record can be variable length (multiple detail records. a split must occur between at trailer record and a header record. h1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 dqwertyuiop qwertyuiop qwertyuiop t0987654321 0987654321 0987654321...- unixguy303
- Post #5
- Forum: AWK
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awk I think!!
I have a large file with multiple header, detail, & Trailer records I need to split the file into smaller files say 4 parts I must start each file with a header and end with a trailer I can have 1 or more detail records ie: h1234567890 1234567890 1234567890 dqwertyuiop qwertyuiop qwertyuiop...- unixguy303
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- Forum: AWK
