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I have tried ksh -v but this put out a massive amount of data that as yet is less than helpful in the problem. So what I really would like to do is be able to read the core file. I wanted to know if anyone know how to read the core file for the kron shell or has compiled the pd ksh in debug.

I have a shell script that is over 6034 lines long and it is coring. Is there any way to read the core so I can narrow down where the error is occuring? Can I rebould the ksh in debug? Example form gdb of core file.... Core was generated by `/bin/ksh...

MusicSlinger, There is a brand new web site for AIX users. http://publib16.boulder.ibm.com/pseries/en_US/infocenter/base/index.htm Also the is a new book AIX 5L Administration that is pretty good. For begining UNIX users nothing beats O'Reilly's "UNIX in a Nutshell" "Learning...

If you go to http://metalink.oracle.com and check the "Certify & Availability" it tells you most of this information. You do have to get a user id... When I checked it said that Oracle Server Entriprise Edition 8.1.7 is certified on AIX 5L in 32 bit mode only.

I use gcore to get a stack of a running process on Solaris. Does any one know of a similar tool for AIX or HP-UX?

Try this command. lsattr -HE -l sys0 -a realmem

You can get lsof at: http://www.bullfreeware.com/ It will list all open files. Since most everything in UNIX is a file it can do a lot. For example it can tell you about open sockets. I am pretty sure fuser can't do that.

Here is a little awk script that I think does what you are looking for: #cat ins.awk /^QH1/ {print "SYS CODES IDS\' 80CHARACTERS LONG" print $0} !/^QH1/ {print $0} Run it like this: #awk -f ins.awk file > new_file

This might save you having to add the STARTRECORD and JOIN RECORD. /BEGIN/ { FLAG = 0 } /^49035063810000/ { if ( FLAG ) printf("\n") else FLAG = 1 printf("%s",$0) }...

I think this might solve the problem /STARTRECORD/ { printf("\n%s",$0) } /JOINRECORD/ { printf("%s",$0) } One of the Best books on sed & Awk http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/sed2/

Try man pages on mklv and rmlv.

Glad you got it working. You might want to check out this snippet for future scripts. awk 'BEGIN{count=0} /COMMERCE/ { print $0;count=count+1 }END{print count}' windsor-life.co.uk

Can't you replace this whole section with something like grep COMMERCE windsor-life.co.uk | wc -l ??? This will give you a count of line with COMMERCE on them. Otherwise I would guess that $line is at some point evaluated to blanks or null and the if would look like this if [ -eq...

Turns out it has nothing to do with the kernel. Was trying to install Oracle 9.0.1 on AIX 5L. Should have used Oracle 9.0.1.2. After install of the tarball file got error message exec(): 0509-036 Cannot load program oracleora9i because of the following errors: 0509-150 Dependent...

The current info I have from Oracle and IBM is that there is a Oracle9i "Developers Release" currently available, but it is unsupported. The Oracle 9.2 release will support AIX 5L it is due out in the Second Quater of 2002. Or late June. IBM says that Oracle9i should work on...

I'm having trouble installing Oracle 9i on a AIX 5L. I get an error about ".../lib/kxmwsd.o is a discontinued XCOFF 64 file." I have checked lslpp -L bos.64bit Fileset Level State Type Description (Uninstaller)...

During install I am getting the following... $ make -f ins_rdbms.mk sdo_on /bin/ar -X64 cr /u03/apps/oracle/product/9.0.1/rdbms/lib/libknlopt.a /u03/apps/oracle/product/9.0.1/rdbms/lib/kxmwsd.o ar: 0707-32 /u03/apps/oracle/product/9.0.1/rdbms/lib/kxmwsd.o is a discontinued XCOFF64 file...

Go to http://www.jdedwards.com/ and check under services.

This is a little vague. Which jdenet_k? (use netwm to find out) How much CPU is it using? What is happening on the system while you take this measurement? What is the hardware you are running on. For example if this is a SAW kernel with numerous user it could be pretty normal.

I would go with tdatgod answer, but Unix always provide two or three ways to skin a cat... The script... #! /usr/bin/ksh NUM=000000000001 echo $NUM NUM2=${NUM##*0} echo $NUM2 STR='@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@TEXT' echo $STR STR2=${STR##*@} echo $STR2 Produces... 000000000001 1 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@TEXT TEXT