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See thread52-1191714

Check the article "How to: Read From Fixed-width Text Files in Visual Basic" on the MSDN web site (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zezabash.aspx). I found this useful as I had to extract information from a fixed width text file and create several tab delimited text files as output.

See thread52-1228919. It may not give you what you want exactly, but it may point you in the right direction.

See thread52-1228919. It may not give you what you want exactly, but it may point you in the right direction.

Check thread52-1191714.

I use a perl script which is run via the cron every week day at 9am to scan the error log for all errors since the previous run. It uses a file to hold the previous run date which is used as a start date for the 'errpt' command. #!/usr/bin/perl...

I have a perl script you're welcome to use. #!/usr/bin/perl #********************************************************************* # # Name: DormantUsers. # # Function: Lists all users who have not logged in since a # specified time. # # Usage: DormantUsers [ -h ] | [ -v ] | [ -d <days> ]...

Running the utmpd daemon would appear to be a more elegant and simpler solution. I'll give it a try.

This does seem to be a problem with ML04. IBM are currently looking into the problem for me. Meanwhile, see below for a script which cleans the /etc/utmp file and removes users who are no longer logged in. I've been running this for 2 weeks now without any problems. Note from IBM: Rebooting...