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  1. gregc73

    Sorting : delimited File with unknown number of fields

    I did try that but that seems to treat the entire line as a continuous string. In other words, if the line was 1:2:3, it doesn't first sort all the 1's together, it instead sorts all the 123's together.
  2. gregc73

    Sorting : delimited File with unknown number of fields

    The max number of fields that will be in the file will be 23, so what seems to work is this: sort -t ':' -k1,1 -k2,2 -k3,3 -k4,4 -k5,5 -k6,6 -k7,7 -k8,8 -k9,9 -k10,10 -k11,11 -k12,12 -k13,13 -k14,14 -k15,15 -k16,16 -k17,17 -k18,18 -k19,19 -k20,20 -k21,21 -k22,22 -k23,23 -o <newfile> <oldfile>...
  3. gregc73

    Sorting : delimited File with unknown number of fields

    I am trying to sort a file that could have anywhere from 1-35 different : delimited fields in it. I want it to sort each field independently (not treat the entire line as a single string). However, it seems that the sort command doesn't recognize the -t ':' command unless I use it in...
  4. gregc73

    Returning two counts in a query

    AWESOME!! Thank-you!
  5. gregc73

    Returning two counts in a query

    I am trying to write a query that would return two COUNT values. Basically, I have a table that contains JOBGROUP, JOBNAMES and STATUS. There are many JOBNAMES for each JOBGROUP. The status field can either be SUCCESS or NONE. So the table looks like this: JOBGROUP JOBNAME STATUS A...

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