I have a soft link (used ln -s command) directory in my path. Can I simply remove it by using rm command? If yes, is it going to remove the files in the directory I linked from? Please advise. Many Thanks.
you're right, I think I posted the wrong script(it was from server to mainframe script), I'll try the 'put' command and see how it works...Thanks for all your help!
well, there just part of my script for running the ftp mainframe to server! Now, we are going to ftp something 'huge', so I was wondering anything I need to be aware of in terms of the script. Thanks.
I need to ftp a gigabytes file from mainframe to Unix server. Do I need to modify anything as below in my script? or if you have something different, please share. Thanks.
echo 'ftp -vi' $IPADDR' <<Endftp" > $TEMPFTPFILE 2>$1
echo 'site nostrip' >> $TEMPFTPFILE 2>&1
echo 'site...
I'm too new to SAS, I have a field with a Code# field, and I need to use SAS to loop it and print out if code# appears 1 time only, two times only and etc.... The counts are mutually exclusive.
Any advice is appreciated.
grep " string" <file> will return all the rows which containing the search string found. But, what I need is able to pull out the string/pattern from certain position, such as field 3 or position 1 to 20, can I use grep here? and if yes, how to identify the position or field in the...
Thanks all for the answer. I will try both way.
Hey, KenCunningham, how to include it in the user's PATH variable? Does it in user's .profile? if yes, how? please could you provide me with an example?
Thanks so much!!
The binary data came in across the file. But, the file is always in fixed length file. There are different type of binary data came in each time and we considered those are bad data.
I think what I need is to write a script to strip of all the nonprintable characters, does this make sense...
I'm a new learner of shell programming, I have some files coming in with binary data which I need to strip off, but I don't know how. Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
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