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Thanks LK, thought I needed that..... the EMOTICON made me laugh out loud.[thanks]

Hello, I have searched the forum, but am unable to find direction on my issue. I have s simple BASH script below #!/bin/bash # ########################### userarray=$(cat test|awk 'BEGIN {FS="\t"}; {print $1}'|sort -u) echo "USERID #of occurances" for i in $userarray[@] do printf...

Not sure if it helps, but is it just as easy to say: for i in sys1 sys2 sys3; do set -A AR$i $(cat /tmp/$i.txt) done to something like: for i in sys1 sys2 sys3; do AR$i=$(cat /tmp/$i.txt) done

That did it, I change a few things, but this should work. I will format the print a bit, but thank again Travis. I also added the rest of my regions, and code for the <> operator. #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; my %region = ( 5 => 'Relay', 70 => 'Chicago', 11 => 'Satsuma', 13 =>...

Thanks Travis, Please get some sleep, I will give this a try.

rharsh thank you, I have attached the script i have thus far. I am unable to do the comparative part. Take the input from the file from <> and campare it to the %regions that I have define. After that I would like to report all the regions defined, and the number of times each region showed up...

Morning all, I have a task that I need to get done, and cant seem to get it together. I have a file that I am read via the <> operator. This files contains simply: 17 21 19 70 99 45 32 25 67 89 90 91 11 10 12 33 34 36 37 several lines of numbers from 1 to 99. In the perl file I am pulling the...

Feherke, thank you, told you, over thinking it. Sorry for not notating my post. thanks again

First Thread! Folks, I have a script that is using the diamond operator to read two files that I have specified at the command line. The first file is a standard text, the second file is a CSV file, with a header. My script works if I remove the header before executing, but I would like to...