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Recent content by Routerdark
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How to management volumns between AIX and EMC storages
Hi Trifo, Thanks you for your support. I need both Managing disks and storage devices and managing LVM.- Routerdark
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- Forum: IBM: AIX
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How to management volumns between AIX and EMC storages
Hi all, I´m new into the AIX management. I would to know where find information for manage the LUM and diskgroup.- Routerdark
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- Forum: IBM: AIX
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Split one column in several awk
into my script I use this paste BEGIN_OUT_146.txt CONT_OUT_146.txt END_OUT_146.txt ABORT_OUT_146.txt | awk '{printf "%-15s %-15s %-15s %-15s\n",$1,$2,$3,$4}' so I get my result =) example BEGIN_OUT_146, CONT_OUT_146, END_OUT_146, ABORT_OUT_146 14517 1324035 23087...- Routerdark
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- Forum: AWK
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Split one column in several awk
Hi all, I try to split one column in four columns more. But in don't find the way. example: I have one file with this Format: string1 number1 number2 number3 number4 number5 string2 number1 number2 number3 number4 number5 I tried to do that the output be just like this string1...- Routerdark
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- Forum: AWK
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Why not take awk variable for?
Hi Feherke Thanks you so much. I think that was it. Let me check your solution and let you know.- Routerdark
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- Forum: AWK
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Why not take awk variable for?
for I in MAY JUN JUL AUG; do echo $I; cat final_subscriber_mOP.txt | grep -v -e rows -e --- -e s|awk '$1 ~ /$I/ {print $1, $2}' | sort -n | uniq -c; done Thank you for support.- Routerdark
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- Forum: AWK
