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Thanks Anni, You're so brilliant !!!

Hi PHV, one more question: what about I wanna remove second and the last : I've tried this doesnt work awk -F ":=" '{x=$3;gensub(/*/,"",2,x);sub(/*$/,"",x);print x}' Thanks man

brilliant !!!

Thx PHV, but what about using awk, because what I'm doing like this : echo "[Nov 09 10:10:31] DONE[1] := 1 := *generic.sh*5*" | awk -F ":=" '{print $3}' | sed 's/\*//1;s/\*$//' I want to remove the first instance and last instance, so if I can use awk, that would be neater script.. Thx man

Hi guys, I just wanna remove the last instance (*) of value : the original value is : *generic.sh*5* I have tried : echo "*generic.sh*5*" | sed -e 's/\*//' But it didnt work, any idea ?? Thanks,

Well, actually the file just loaded to database, I was thinking either create a list or create a flag file. Thanks man anyway

Hi guys, I would like to run my script between time 12.00-17.00 The script could be like this while [[ "$(date +%H%M)" -ge "1200" ]] && [[ "$(date +%H%M)" -le "1700" ]] do check directory dir for file in *20061017 do if $file hasnt loaded load.ksh $file...

Hi Brian, I like your idea, I will try that. Thanks man.

Hi guys, I need help to run my script from particular point, at the moment my script contain children scripts and looks like this : #!/bin/ksh Script1 if[ $return_code -ne 0 ];then exit $return_code Script2 if[ $return_code -ne 0 ];then exit $return_code Script3 if[ $return_code -ne 0...

Thanks Anni, But dont worry then, I run out the time to test it .. If I use this script to load it takes 27 mnts. But if I use wait it loads around 51 mts. So, there's something wrong with that matching command... Anyway, could you please help me in my new thread thanks ...

Hi Anni/All, Thanks for top explanation, I got real total cpu thx. Now, I wanna ask about my script Load_Trade(){ for file in `ls trade` do [load command] $file > log$file 2>&1 & while [[ $(ps -eo comm | grep "loadcommand" |wc -l) -ge 3 ]] do sleep 5 done done...

$ top '?' top: Unknown argument `?' usage: top -hvbcisqS -d delay -p pid -n iterations same Anni, yeah they are running in the same OS and version of top, and I think it's in one server because i typed it in server 01.

top version : procps version 2.0.17 OS : LSB_VERSION="1.3" Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 3 (Taroon Update 8) There is no top I dude, $ top I top: Unknown argument `I' usage: top -hvbcisqS -d delay -p pid -n iterations hmmm, strange isnt it?

Hi Anni, I found somethin interesting in my other server here, this is my big server which has link to other 4 server (20 cpus) and the other one is small one which has 1 server with 4 cpus. I checked the top in, it says like this : 19:52:24 up 58 days, 23:18, 2 users, load average: 2.13...

Sorry man, I dont understand this. Can you give me any example ? One more question, what's the best book you recommended for me to buy for korn shell ? And also for perl ? I used to learn perl, but now I already forgot Thx man

Isn't it gonna crash the server if it's full loaded ? Dont you think so ?

lol.. sorry, I typed wrong.. it's been along day... Load_Trade(){ for file in `ls trade` do [load command] $file > log$file 2>&1 & while [[ $(ps -eo comm | grep "loadcommand" |wc -l) -ge 3 ]] do sleep 5 done done until [[ $(ps -fu adm | grep "loadcommand" | grep...

Hi Anni/All, I want to change the "wait" to others but I'm not sure whether it's gonna work. Here's my script: Load_Trade(){ for file in `ls trade` do [load command] $file > log$file 2>&1 & while [[ $(ps -eo comm | grep "loadcommand" |wc -l) -ge 3 ]] do sleep 5 done...

Hi Anni, I think I ended up using your command, $( ps -eo comm | grep "${SEARCHSTRING}" | wc -l ) cause it waits, using "jobs -p" doesnt wait, why ? If I have 17 files, it loads 17 files at a time ??? which is not good ? Any explanation why ?

Hi SamBones, is this correct ? while (( $(jobs -p|wc -l) >= 3 )) Cause I tried to type manually in shell : this parameter didnt produce the value. $(jobs -p|wc -l) but this one yes : $(jobs -p) | wc -l 0 Anyway, I put my script like this : while [[ $(jobs -p|wc -l)>=3 ]] do...