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...figures out if files are older than 60 days and deletes them if they are (thanks again). Works great: package geacProcessPackage; import java.io.*; final class cleanArchive { static boolean cleanFiles(File directory, BufferedWriter logOut) throws Exception { if...

Bong, This worked fine to compile thanks. The program is now doing what it should. Bradley

...import java.io; ^ It seems to want me to import java.io . I have already done this however. The full code follows: import java.io.*; import java.lang.*; import java.lang.String; public class timeoutput { public static void main (String[] args) { String directory...

Bong, Let me look at this it might work just fine. I will let you know how it turns out. Bradley

Hello All, I want to purge all log files in a directory that are over 60 days old. Is there a Java class that will tell me how old a file is or perhaps a "created date?" I have been looking and can't find one. Hint I do have the YYYYMMDDHHMM as part of the file's name. Can I turn this into...

So here is what I did: for p_par in $*; do echo $p_par done It worked great. This was just my test script for a more complicated process where I had to take action on each positional variable. It worked just as easily. Thank you, PHV and Jean Pierre. Bradley

Jean Pierre, Does a for loop quit when it runs our of data? In this case p_par . I will have to look into this. Bradley

PHV, Can one use "eval" within a [test condition] ? Bradley

Hi All, I have a brain teaser. I am attempting to loop through a number of positional parameters but keep getting caught in an infinite loop. The input is : $ script_name (p_par_1) ...(p_par_n) The script I have: #!/usr/bin/ksh x=1 while [ -n $`$x` ] ; do #do while x is not null echo...

Vlad, Thanks again, it worked great. I am working on a Solaris Box. Bradley

Vlad, Thanks for your help. What is the difference between nawk and awk? Bradley

Hello All, I am having trouble with what seems simple. I am trying to change the delimiters in a file using awk. The current delimiter is a tab and I would like to change it to a ":" (colon). I am on the Korn shell and have tried the following: awk -F: {print} filename and also: awk...

Thanks Jean Pierre. I get a chance to revise the program later this week. I would rather do this correctly and I know that +([0-9]) is the correct test. I will let you know how it goes. Bradley

Thank you stefan and aigles. I was using Korn so I tried to refine my code as in the aigles example. I can see this should work. But after much trying and frustration I went a differnt route: if [ $temp -ge 1 -a $temp -lt 100000 ] ; then echo "The number, $temp is...

Hi All, I am having a little trouble with a Shell script I am writing. I would like to test input to see if it contains only numerals. I have already checked it for length, between 3 and 8 characters long. Let's say the the variable is called $value, how would I write the if statement? if [...

That's hilarious! Bradley

I think I am beginning to understand. Thank you Chipper and PHV! Bradley

Does the shell perform a syntax and semantic check before commands are sent to the kernel? Bradley

Thanks Balves...IT WORKED S-)

no it all depends on the action on form A, based on some conditional checking on form A I will set the focus to Text1 or text2. Its how my forms are working, if the user selects adding items in form A then I will set the focus to Text1, if the user selects to retrieve an item from database in...