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  1. Muskaan

    JCM - beginners information

    Java Cluster Management - sorry I should have provided this earlier! ***Most problems are nothing but lack of ideas***
  2. Muskaan

    JCM - beginners information

    Hi, Could any of you point me to where I can obtain basic information on JCM? Thanks in advance! Muskaan ***Most problems are nothing but lack of ideas***
  3. Muskaan

    iconv to convert from Japanese to UTF-8

    Hi, We recently migrated from Sun to AIX. On sun we used to convert a feed from Japanese characters to UTF-8 before loading the data into our databases. For this, the command was: conv -f SJIS -t UTF-8 $datafile > "$datafile".utf8 Now, as SJIS converter is not available on AIX, I am trying to...
  4. Muskaan

    iconv to convert from Japanese to UTF8

    Hi, We recently migrated from Sun to AIX. On sun we used to convert a feed from Japanese characters to UTF-8 before loading the data into our databases. For this, the command was: conv -f SJIS -t UTF-8 $datafile > "$datafile".utf8 Now, as SJIS converter is not available on AIX, I am trying to...
  5. Muskaan

    How to populate SUBJECT in utl_smtp mail

    ...mailhost); utl_smtp.mail(mail_conn, 'from@xyz.com'); utl_smtp.rcpt(mail_conn,'abcd@xyz.com'); utl_smtp.data(mail_conn,mesg); utl_smtp.quit(mail_conn); Thanks in advance! ***Most problems are nothing but lack of ideas***
  6. Muskaan

    spool to a file in append mode ?

    Thanks for your response Dave, I suppose I will try the other two options. The spooling option (if it had been possible) was far more simple though! Thanks for your time! Muskaan :) ***Most problems are nothing but lack of ideas***
  7. Muskaan

    spool to a file in append mode ?

    ...spool off ---snip--- so the results of "do something1" and "do something2" are all there in my file a . Can this be done ? I am sure my question proves I am a novice at this. Please help! Thanks in advance, Muskaan ***Most problems are nothing but lack of ideas***
  8. Muskaan

    how to set an array in ksh from a list of comma separated values

    Hey I got the solution. For those who care: set -A array_test $(echo "first,second,third" | tr ',' ' ') ***Most problems are nothing but lack of ideas***
  9. Muskaan

    how to set an array in ksh from a list of comma separated values

    ...space delimited, as follows: set -A array_test $(echo "first second third") is it possible to do something similarly simple in case my set of values is comma separated like so: "first,second,third" thanks in advance! Muskaan ***Most problems are nothing but lack of...
  10. Muskaan

    How to get Unix Environment variables into pl/sql session

    ...for other shell scripts, they will now be parsed by pl/sql block from a flat file. Values for the flat file will be picked from env during every run, so there is no botheration of maintaining these values at two places. Thoughts ? Thanks, Muskaan ***Most problems are nothing but lack of ideas***
  11. Muskaan

    How to get Unix Environment variables into pl/sql session

    Thanks everyone, for your time and suggestions. I am implementing the utl_file solution. We do not have the 9i yet, but when that happens I will look at the solution that carp suggested. thanks again Muskaan ***Most problems are nothing but lack of ideas***
  12. Muskaan

    How to get Unix Environment variables into pl/sql session

    Hi Dima, The task I need to perform involves invoking a pl/sql script on server side to read server(same) side environment variables. What I need to implement is quite complex but the simplified form of the problem is: there is an environment variable age_in_months. I need to use the value of...
  13. Muskaan

    How to get Unix Environment variables into pl/sql session

    Hi parbhani, I have a HUGE pl/sql block defined within a *.sql file, I cannot possibly move it to the shell script, nor can I pass so many variables as argument. Surely there must be a way ? Thanks for your time! Most problems are nothing but lack of ideas.
  14. Muskaan

    How to get Unix Environment variables into pl/sql session

    Hi all, I am running a PL/SQL block in which I need the values of some environment variables. Does anyone know how this can be done ? Thanks in advance, Muskaan
  15. Muskaan

    Determine the age of a file/directory

    Hey Salem! This works well for me! Thanks! Muskaan...
  16. Muskaan

    Determine the age of a file/directory

    Hi, I wanted to know if there was a one-step command to determine the age of a file, something like months_between(DATE1,DATE2) in oracle. I need to write a purge script that can delete all log files older than 3 months. What is the best way to do that? Thanks in advance! Muskaan
  17. Muskaan

    Setting environment variables in tcsh

    duh, I did not understand that point earlier, thanks tonnes!
  18. Muskaan

    Setting environment variables in tcsh

    No, what I mean is to be able to export value from a shell script, say set_user_name.sh to the session that ran it, like so; ---snip--- [dhcp80:~/verify_ut] muskaan% echo $SHELL /bin/tcsh [dhcp80:~/verify_ut] muskaan% cat set_user_name.sh #!/bin/tcsh setenv user_name muskaan echo user_name is...
  19. Muskaan

    Setting environment variables in tcsh

    Hi all, Has anyone worked on tcsh ? I wanted to know how one can export environment variables from child to parent. I tried using setenv but the value remains only in the child shell script. It becomes "undefined" when I try to echo its value from the parent terminal session. anyone...
  20. Muskaan

    RSH return value

    Hi All, I wanted to find out a way to get a return value of a command run by rsh. eg: rsh -l<login> <machine name> <command> Is there a way to determine whether <command> running on remote machine returned 0 or 1 ? I tried $> rsh -l<login> <machine name> &quot;<command>; echo $?&quot; but...

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