I am using max() function and want to know 2 values associated with the max. This is my query
BE
=====
Tnum BE_id BET
---------------------
1 1 45
1 2 3
1 3 6
1 4 54
1 5 1
I want to get Max(BE_id) and BET and Tnum...
In the following script, I would like to see the time in the new file file1. But I am seeing ${timekey). Please let me know what to do.
d=`/usr/local/bin/cprevdate +2 | cut -f1 -d" "`
timekey=`ltime $d 000000`
sed 's/^/${timekey},/' file > file1
thanks in advance
Hi,
Try this
In your .profile, have this path rather than exporting it like that.
PATH=:home/v2aicvp/perl
EXPORT PATH
execute your .profile once again and try.
you can say csv.pl at command prompt.
Hope this helps.
sum(length) is correct only if the columns in the table don;t include a char or varchar.
So, if you have a char or varchar columns,
select sum(length) from syscat.columns where tabname="tablename" and tabschema="tableschema" and typename not in ('CHARACTER','VARCHAR')
this...
Can anyone tell me how to get the unix long time for the date 01/01/2099. when i am trying to use mktime from a c program, I am getting -1.
this is the chunk of code i am using
struct tm *tm;
time_t l;
int i;
long ptm;
l = time(&i);
tm = localtime(&i);
tm->tm_year=2099-1900...
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