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Thanks PHV and feherke. PHV: Sorry, maybe the example was not clear enough. The no of tables I have is about 70, and to type in every char in lower and upper for ever table would be a pain. feherke: Yes that does the trick. But for a certain entry in replace_tab_names.txt the substitution...

Hi , We have a standard Solaris installation so no "i" option for case insensitive sed. I have a lot of oracle views in which I need to replace the table names with different tablenames. There is one script per view. So the set of oracle scripts is like V_123.sql , V_ABC.sql , V_DEF.sql...

Dont worry. Found the answer with regexp_replace :)

Hi, Is there a way to strip off the last few characters of a string. ( In my example, I need to stroip the last 4 characters) So the example input strings are 2276680000EUR201020971 2338810000EUR201021861 And the output I need is 2276680000EUR20102 2338810000EUR20102 I couldnt see any...

Sorry, got sucked into another issue with a higher priority... Will probably look at the solutions later on... But Many thanks for your help.

Sorry, I would expect to see --------------------------------- 1 CREATE TABLE .... 2 .... 3 ; 4 ; 5 6 CREATE TABLE ... 7 ; 8 9 CREATE TABLE ... 10 ; ; 11 12 CREATE TABLE ... 13 / 14 15 CREATE TABLE ... 16 / 17 ; --------------------------- Sorry, I didnt know how to mark the lines so I...

Hi I have a file which has things like CREATE TABLE .... ... ; ; CREATE TABLE ... ; CREATE TABLE ... ; ; CREATE TABLE ... / CREATE TABLE ... / ; I need to find out the occurances of semi colon followed by nothing then a semicolon. Is there a way to do it in some kind of a awk...

Hey PHV. That works. Thanks. Sorry feherke. It works on the small set of test script posted above, but not on the original huge SQL file. I had constructed the test file by copying the text I need to look for(CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW), from the huge SQL file. So it is not the case mismatch. It...

Probably I am not doing something right, but it dosent seem to work for me....

Thanks for the response feherke. But if I dont reset the var after every print then I will get back all the occurances. Whereas I am only after 1st, 3rd, etc. So I am saying Is the var !set and is the statement CREATE OR REPLACE if yes print the line and set the var. So for the next...

Hi , I have a SQL file with a set of CREATE OR REPALCE statements. There are always two sets for every object created. I need the first occurance of each of these statements... Like for example... #my_orig_file.sql CREATE OR REPLACE view test1 as select sysdate from dual; CREATE OR REPLACE...

I used the solution posted by MoreFeo and it worked the trick. Will try the others later on... Thanks for the suggestions.

Hi, I need to do something like for i `ls -1 *.sql ` do for k in `grep "MY TEXT" $j ` do .. ... .. done done And one of the sql files may contain lines like MY TEXT ABC fkjgnhdfg MY TEXT PQR dfkljgn MY TEXT XYZ So a grep would return three lines and I want to work on the three...

I have a text file with which, besides other things contains lines like ADD CONSTRAINT ADRA_UK UNIQUE (ADRA_ADRA_ADRACD, ADRA_MND_MNDCD) ... ... ADD CONSTRAINT ADR_ADRA_FK FOREIGN KEY (ADR_ADRA_AACD, ADR_MND_MNDCD) ... ... CREATE INDEX ADR_ADRA_FK ON ADRESSE$ (ADR_ADRA_AACD...

I have hit a snag. I cannot look for TEST_OLD_FK but need to look for DROP CONSTRAINT *_OLD_FK, where * can be anything. I mean it could be AAA_OLD_FK or BBBBBB_OLD_FK or CC_OLD_FK. I tried using a * or even a regex like [A-Z]* but that didnt work. What am I doing wrong.

That does the trick, though I have used the second code with the gsub. A question on the first code: I thougth NF was for number of fields in a record, but you seem to be matching a text. I guess you can use it only if the text is the last word ( as you said). Many Thanks.

Thanks Feherke, but I get the error on both the pieces of code. awk: syntax error near line 1 awk: bailing out near line 1 Is there a way of debugging...When I got the errors I tried to use nawk instead of awk. But no luck there.

Hi , I have a huge file with a lot of oracle statements. In there is there a way to do the following When I come across the text "_OLD_FK" like below lines ALTER TABLE TEST$AB DROP CONSTRAINT TEST_OLD_FK / I need to add another set of lines with the _OLD_FK replaced with _NEW_FK so the...

That helps . Thanks.

I have used nawk and that did the trick. Thanks a lot. Now please can you explain what the script is doing. I understand the general principle which is to look for the text insert and to make it case insensitive you have added the tolower. Print /* and then keep looking for the next commit...