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I got it, there is another Korn shell (ksh93) that they have. I used this one and it works appropriately. Thanks JS

Here is the script: #!/bin/ksh send_page() { for DBA in ${1}; do echo in echo $DBA case $DBA in jesse) echo "jesse";; mika) echo "mika";; esac done } send_page "$1" $t.sh jesse in jesse jesse $t.sh {jesse,mika} in {jesse,mika}

Ummm..interesting. Are using AIX/HP/Sun. I originally built this script in HP and like I said it worked fine. I am currently working in an AIX environment and I am getting the bizarre results I noted. JS

I am running this script in AIX (tried SH, KSH). I would like to pass in a comma deliminted list and have the script parse the list. I ran this same script in an HPUX environment and it works perfectly. I thought if I used the same shell it wouldnt matter what flavor of Unix it was on (obviously...

Perfect, appreciate it. JS

All, I have an input file: $cat t.txt A B C D $cat t.sh while read line do echo $line done < t.txt $./t.sh A B C D My question is: How do I "keep" the spaces? I would like the variable to hold the entire formatted line of the input file ("A B C D"). I know I can...

Thanks alot, this worked. I thought non-greedy expression where supported. I've seen documentation about them, perhaps referring to regular expressions in general. Anyways thanks, appreciate it

Sorry correction on script: gsub( /<\/(.*)?>/, "&n")

Hello, I have an xml file all on one line. I would like to separate all tags on separte lines. I am having problems creating the proper regex to grab the shortest pattern. Here is my example file: <a>who cares</a><b>not me</b> my script: gsub(/<\/(.*)?>/, "n") outfile: <a>who caresn...

Thanks alot! That worked perfectly. If that just a syntax snag in that the command getting passing in must only be one parameter/string? JesCat

I narrowed the problem down to the specific issue yet I can't explain why awk does this. If someone can explain the logic behind this I would appreciate it. Input file: 20030101 20030201 20030101 AWK script: BEGIN { CMD = "t.sh " } { CMD $0 | getline MYDATE; close(CMD); print...

I have an issue with an awk script I am stumped on and am looking for some assistance. Here is an example of an input file: 5019970714 W 4 0000000132 5019970721 W 4 0000000000 5020040201 20040315 F 4 0000001291 When $3 ==...

Thanks for the response, I think I got it.

Hi, I have a macro that is importing data, what I would like to do is import data from a path specified in a form rather than having it hard coded into the macro. Is there a way to do this. Thanks

I'm not familiar with recordcount working the way you discribed however you can simply test to see if recordcount is greater than 0. For example if ( rst.recordcount > 0 ) then do whatever else do whatever end if

If your asking how to test whether or not the query return records you can test if the recordcount is greater than 0. JesCat

Thanks Guys, Currently I have exactly what cmmrfrds proposed and it seems to be working I was just hoping there was a way to build these queries to save time. Thanks for the help JesCat

Mike, That is what I thought as well. However, when I do that I get the error stating &quot;Operation must use an updatable query&quot;. If I build this query as a select query it finds the records that I need deleted, but when I change it to a delete query I get the error I mentioned. Any...

Hello, I have two tables, and would like to delete records out of the second table if they are found in the first based on a key of three fields. Take the following example the first threee columns make up the key of each table: Table 1 Table 2 1 1 1 3 1...

I would like to spin through a directory and process files older than 1 day old is there a better way to do this other than using the find command. JesCat