This one has me stumped. #!/bin/ksh AWKSCRIPT=\'END { print \"all done\"; }\' OUTPUT=`echo hello world | awk \'$AWKSCRIPT\'`
I am having a sample file as given below. This is an SQL Loader control file: LOAD DATA APPEND INTO TABLE XXWIN_TMP_LOADER_TAB
I was looking over some ksh code and came across a line I didn\'t think would work.Upon testing the code, it did work, but I am not sure why.
I need to check if the variable has value of string which starts with specified substring. In Python it would be something like this:
I have a question on the test command in the KornShell (ksh). I know -ne is for comparing integers and!= is for comparing strings. How will the test command behave if one argument is a string and the
When I use bash to run the following code, it will assign the value 5 to the var1. var1=$(awk \'$1>$3{ print \"5\"}\' newfile2)
Similar to question 1171663, AIX appears to not have the $HOSTNAME option available.$hname and $hostname are also non-existent.Other than doing the following within .profile -
开发者_如何学GoHow to simulate key press event with ksh|bash script?Try xdotool: http://www.semicomplete.com/projects/xdotool/I don\'t know why xdotool wasn\'t compatible with SCO ; but maybe these ar
I need to wait for an input for 20 seconds, after that myscript should continue the execution. I\'ve tried using read -t20 var however this works o开发者_开发百科nly on bash. I\'m using ksh on Solaris
I want to check if file2.sh exists and also if a specific word, poet is part of the file. I use grep to create the variable used_var.
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