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Madra, Not sure if you did get a solution to the initial post. If I understand correctly you have two resource groups (rgA and rgB). rgA - is to be capable of failover to from NodeA -> NodeB rgB - should remain on NodeB and never move The easiest way to achieve this is to change the...

How is HACMP configured to use SNMP traps?

Perhaps ... awk '!a[substr($2,1,5)] {print; ++a[substr($2,1,5)]}' data 2008-02-26 18:06:00 s1 2.03 2008-02-26 18:11:00 s1 2.02 2008-02-26 18:16:00 s1 1.97 2008-02-26 18:21:00 s1 1.92 2008-02-26 18:26:00 s1 3.77 2008-02-26 18:31:01 s1...

Perhaps using an array: $ cat script {a[NR]=$0} END { for(i=57;i<=NR;i++) print a[i] } $ awk -f script datafile

$ awk '$0 ~/1751|141/ || /1753|142/ {print}' data |1751|141|1 |1|85|1|41|47|0|0|0|0|0|0|54|319|667|509|177|54|17|3|1|0|1|0|0|0 |1753|142|1 |1|0|0|20|16|3|7|1048|512|144|80|16|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0

Is the "[^[:alnum:]]" notation for specifying a field seperator valid for Solaris? echo "AA!BB,CC DD" | nawk -F "[^[:alnum:]]" '{print $3}' The above works on AIX however not on Solaris

Thanks PHV

Mike, Are you sure variable assignment within printf works? $ cat test.awk nawk 'BEGIN { LENGTH=6 printf("%0${LENGTH}d\n", "123") printf("%08d\n", "123") }' $ ./test.awk {LENGTH}d 00000123 I didn't get the result you suggested. Thanks

Thank you Mike

I have a requirement to increment a number prefixed with variable leading zeros and print the output. Input: 0012 000005 000099 0000100 Desired output: 0013 000006 000100 0000101 I'm fine if the output is required to be say 5 digits in length i.e using printf "%05\n" - the variable length per...

Sorry tested on AIX. Maybe try nawk?

Perhaps this .. # awk 'BEGIN {FS="," ; RS="\n" } { printf("%s%s", $0,ORS=(FNR%6)?FS:RS) }' data paeq45:27502,112.26.259.35,20502,tcp,tcp,active watp45:23564,157.72.135.35,40204,tcp,tcp,active rupp47:20225,135.42.224.37,10605,tcp,tcp,active

Perhaps this... $ cat script /[A-Z]/ { b=sprintf("%s", substr($6,index($6,"=")+1,5)) a=sprintf("%s", substr($7,index($7,"=")+1,5)) if(a<b) {print $0} } $ cat data 07:07:05.048 I: QFEED: S=BOL P=44.25 B=23.5 A=15.43 SZ=4200x1500 L=0 D=0(42) CD=0 N=1 07:07:05.048 I: QFEED: S=BOL P=44.25 B=23.5...

PHV, Many thanks - that's done the trick.

How would I use awk in an interactive manner? That is, prompting for user input...doing a calculation and re-prompting? BEGIN { while (ARGC<3) { print sqrt(ARGV[1]) } } I looking for somthing like this however i don't know how to re-read in user input or an exit statement to break the loop.

Many thanks guys

Is it possible to do a calculation and check if the result is a whole number? For example: (a) 2004/4 = 501 (b) 2007/4 = 501.75 I'd like to do the above division and do something in the case of (a) and something else in the case of (b). Any ideas please?

Does awk have a function to determine the previous day?

Thanks for the post. I did eventually resolve the issues using dsh and placing the SQL query in an executable script called by dsh. Thanks

Is it possible to execute a SQL query across multiple servers remotely? I'd like to issue the below on multiple remote severs: /usr/bin/su - oracle export ORACLE_HOME=/u01/oracle/product/9.2.0.5 export ORACLE_SID=${sid} /u01/oracle/product/9.2.0.5/bin/sqlplus ' /nolog' connect / as sysdba...