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Importance of the parenthesis "()" <--- ???
The following are 2 lines that opens a sql connection via the sql .net namespace. The first line does not work, but the second line does. The only difference is the () after the Open function. When I use the VS 2005 IDE, I believe this is optional, but apparently in PowerShell, this is not...- NoobProgrammer
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
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Search for string insert an incremental count
Regarding comments. I knew that one. :) />>Client/ { # Is this always the format to use /pattern/ with { on the same line and no / on this line either? "</Record>" # Why no / on this line? 1 # Ah....ok.- NoobProgrammer
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- Forum: AWK
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write to log files
Don't forget >> appends to an existing file. Use > to create a new file or overwrite and existing file.- NoobProgrammer
- Post #6
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Search for string insert an incremental count
Thanks much feherke. Sorry to took so long. Was tek-tips down earlier? I couldn't get in... Anyway, this is sweet. If you don't mind can you go over what the command is doing? awk '/>>Client/{print "<Record>"++i"</Record>"}1' /input/file > /output/file awk is searking for >>Client. in the...- NoobProgrammer
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- Forum: AWK
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Search for string insert an incremental count
I have a text file that I'm looking for all occurrences of >>Client. I want to then insert a line above it with <Record>1</Record>. The next occurrence would have <Record>2</Record> and so on. I’m not sure if sed would be more appropriate, but I’m not how to do it in either program regardless...- NoobProgrammer
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- Forum: AWK
