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Hello, Is there an AIX or UNIX command to find the length of each line of a text file? The wc command does not give us that option. Thank you for your help.

I have a file and wanted to change any occurrences of hex 80 to hex 9f. The only way I can do this is if I specify the equivalent octal value 200 and 237, respectively. In other words, the following tr command works fine: tr '\200' '\237' < file.in > file.out Is there a way I can make the tr...

If I have a text file that looks like this: this is the first line line 2 is this line 3 this is another line of this test file I'd like to add blanks at the end of each line to make them all the same length. Let's say I want each line to be exactly 125 bytes long. That is, I want the end of...

I'm trying to use my own GroupId value, but MQSeries insists on generating its own. This does not make sense to me. Here's what I have on a c programs: MQBYTE24 GroupId = "123456"; I also have the following before the PUT: md.MsgFlags = MQMF_MSG_IN_GROUP ; pmo.Options = MQPMO_LOGICAL_ORDER ...

I know how to assign a character string to an array -- one way would be like this: char_str[] = "whatever string you want to assign"; But how does one assign a hex string? I tried this but it did not work: char_str[] = 0x"003A00BE00C300C700C9"; Strangely enough, I do need those x'00' bytes...

Hi, I have 2 files and I want to put file 1 into queue A and file 2 into queue B. I'm doing this with one C program. I'm putting each record into queue A and I'm letting MQ generate a unique MsgId for each record. For each put to queue A, I'm saving the MsgId, so that I can use it to put the...