Recent content by theo67

Ok i was just not so clear about the cmd structure... But i tried it with other external programms and i see that this works fine with every one of them THANKS a lot again!!!!

PHV is it possible to explain to me a little bit your code? I am not sure about it... awk -F';' Fileseparator is ; (until here ok) [blush] But for the rest i supose what it "could" mean..

[shocked] @PHV WOW 12 seconds!!!!! and the file was ready!! A big THANKS to all for your help!!!!!!! Those are the moments where i realise all the things i can NOT do [wink]

Hi feherke, i runed for a few seconds your 2nd version and braked it. should i now type in the commandline only: [[ -f '/tmp/dosomething.cache/4567' ]] ???

Hi PHV, using your code, i stopped the skript after a few minutes and opened the output file. I see the whole line but without the first "column".. That's the position where the 4 digits should be...

oooh sorry.. i should refresh the site bevor posting :)

@phv i get as output, my input file without the first "column" :)

Hi Feherke and thank you so much for your help! the first field (first 4 digits) are not unique. "dosomething" is i binary and it takes this number and calculate a new one. The new number depends allways from the input. That means e.g. "dosomething 4567" gives allways 9878 as output. Is this...

hmm i ralise now thats very slow... my file is 80 MB and the script runs since 3 hours.... I tested it with i small file and it worked fine but i did not realise that it takes so long if i have my orig file...

Hi feherke, i think you are right... i am a newbie so i have to learn a lot!! And i am glad everytime i get an idea from people who have experience like you!! Thank you very much for the answer. I used it and it is exactly what i need... Theo

Hello to all, i can not find a solution: i have a file file1.txt looks like 4567;9803298ß;38840 (over thousands and thousands Lines) And an external script "dosomething" Now i need to do the following stepps: 1. Open the file 2 Cut the first 4 digits 3. Use them as a parameter to call an...

is it possible to put this in an IF request? the whole thing changed a little bit, and i have now to check, if the current line from fileone, whichis in access from awk, if the substring has a value which exists in filetwo, then i have to do something.... so i tried over ... cat fileone | awk...

..... StringBuffer output = new StringBuffer(); ... output.append("bla bla") .. String result= output.toString(); retourn result;

Wonderfull! It works!. I just need one last detail: The retourn of testbean.result is a String-"Message" which i would like to have on the alert Window. If i type alert("<%=testbean.result(param1,param2,param3) %>) this runs the methode, but i get not the "return". If i add a output.println...

Something like this yes. Just i need that, the message for this "alert" Box, should be the retourn of a method.. So is it possiple to run alert like. alert("<% testbean.result(param1,param2,param3) %>) ????????