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reading materials for scripting
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MoshiachNow
IS-IT--Management
HI,
I would take a 4-5 days shell scripting training from IBM or elsewhere.
This assuming that you know the AIX commands well. "Long live king Moshiach !"
h
I would take a 4-5 days shell scripting training from IBM or elsewhere.
This assuming that you know the AIX commands well. "Long live king Moshiach !"
h
AIXSPadmin
MIS
If you are going to use the Korn Shell I would pick up the O'Reilly handbook "Learning the Korn Shell," and likewise if you are going to use AWK, get the O'Reilly handbook "Sed & Awk." Another good book on shell programming is "Unix Shell Programming" by Arthur Burns by Wiley Publishers.
aixlurker,
Here are a few websites that should help you get started:
Good luck!
Biker
Systems/Network Administrator
LiveFire Labs - Hands-On Technical e-Learning
Here are a few websites that should help you get started:
Good luck!
Biker
Systems/Network Administrator
LiveFire Labs - Hands-On Technical e-Learning
All are good places to start, just adding one more possibility here:
UNIX Shell programming by Stephen G. Kochan and Patrick H. Wood
This is not specific to AIX, but takes a progressive step by step look into the basics of shell scripting. No AWK or SED, but that is not something you should lightly jump into starting out.
UNIX Shell programming by Stephen G. Kochan and Patrick H. Wood
This is not specific to AIX, but takes a progressive step by step look into the basics of shell scripting. No AWK or SED, but that is not something you should lightly jump into starting out.
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