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Syntax error at line 6 : `jd=$1' is not expected.
Having problems create a function to convert julian date to a date format of YYYYMMDD. Not sure If im doing this right. I getting an error code ./j2g[3]: 0403-057 Syntax error at line 6 : `jd=$1' is not expected. #!/bin/ksh +2 +3 function juliandate_to_gregdate{ +4 +5... -
Julian date to YYYYMMDD
Does anyone know how to convert a julian date to YYYYMMDD date. Julian date 04253 to greogian date 2004 09 09 -
ASCII to EBCDIC
Convert ASCII to EBCDIC is this possible with shell script See I have to develop a script that converts a file from ascii to ebcdic, do more functions to the file, then send it to the Host. But i'm not sure how to convert the file to ebcdic. -
help with white spaces
Hello, I need help with white spaces. Im try to search for the input listed below called Database name. Im very new to all this. Also any clues on how to search for the first line then get the Node name called QIBS34. code - if (/\bDatabase name\s=\s$DB_Name/) input - Database name... -
problems with search
Hi, Im getting this error.. Can't modify constant item in scalar assignment at ./pattern_search1.1 line 12, near """)" here is my code: print ("Enter the search pattern:\n"); $pattern = <STDIN>; chop ($pattern); open(FILENAME, "/home/x1207/GetNode/listdb.txt"); print ("Matches found:\n")... -
New with Perl search...
Hello, What I need help with is to search an input file with a specific text givin by user (this is ok with me). The next step is what Im having problems with, see the user only know a certain input. Will call it Cars. What the user needs is how many car are available. usrer input-... -
print put with awk
Does anyone know how to search and print out 10 or 20 lines. Just say I have a input file call A. In the input file I have numbers 1 - 100. Each number on a new line. What I want to do is search for a number say 20. Then printed out 20, 21, 22...., up to 30 or 40. is this possible with awk. -
Awk script does not work with huge files
Hello, I have develop a awk script to look into three files. Here is the problem. It works if for a 2 medium and 1 small input files, but it i use 3 medium files it does not come out.. the out is blank... Do you have any clues why??? see script at the bottom How the scripts work from command...
