Hi,
You can also do this in sed, which I use when I need speed:
(sed s/^/file1*/ file1;sed s/^/file2*/ file2)|sort -t* -k2
Cheers,
Andre
Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 13:33:21 +1000
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Subject: RE: [U2] Unix cat help
Stewart Leicester wrote:
perl -lne
The simplest way is to use grep - or specifically the fgrep version
fgrep -H file1 file2 file3
the -H shows the file name at the start of the line
the means match on null so return all lines.
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Why not just use unibasic? Just copy the files to a type 19 file
accessible from u2 and do what you want to do.
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From: Adrian Merrall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello,
Well, this morning we turned on a new ASP.NET application that uses
UO.NET (to connect to Unidata 7.1). Because the app was built for .Net
Framework 2.0, we of course installed this framework on the web
server. As a result and after about 1-2 hours or so, the app started
throwing out
I'm sorry for replying to my own message, but forgot to paste the KB
article link...here tis.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;911816
TIA,
Andy
On 6/20/07, Andy Pflueger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Well, this morning we turned on a new ASP.NET application that uses
I just came across what may be a bug in HASH.HELP. I ran HASH.HELP on a
static hash file and it told me the smallest modulus should be 80015
(yes, not a prime number), smallest separation or 4, and the best type
of 10.
I then ran HASH.HELP.DETAIL on the same file and got 80021, 4, and 18
It would take a while to explain exactly why I'm asking this question, but
the basic idea is that I'm trying to develop an alternative to GNU screen
because screen won't work in a specific context where it would be quite
helpful. If anyone who wants more info they're welcome to contact me
Sorry I forgot the subject line the first time. I've also tested this on
our Linux system running the same revision with the same results.
Jerry
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From: Jerry Banker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 8:58 AM
To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Try kill -2 UD_PID#
The process can't have BREAK OFF or pterm break off or pterm intr off for
this to work.
That should give you what you want.
Karl
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It would take a while to explain exactly why I'm asking this question, but
the basic idea is that I'm trying to
Hi Jerry,
Getting a non-prime number modulus is not a problem. Some of the hashing
algorithms work fine with non-prime modulo values. I have not checked my
notes but I seem to recall that types 2, 6, 10 and 14 work well for values
that divide by 5 (or was it 10?). Perhaps this is time for
HASH.HELP has never guaranteed a prime number. You'll note their wording -
it's not a recommended modulo, it's the smallest you should make it.
I was told by the uniVerse folks (back when it was Vmark, so that tells you
how long ago it was) that since not all of the hashing algorithms required
Actually, this could be a VERY OLD feature ... :-)
I seem to remember it being documented that HASH.HELP and
HASH.HELP.DETAIL (or similar) had a habit of disagreeing with each other
on Prime INFORMATION. Now that's going back some ... !
Anyway, the advice always was don't trust HASH.HELP. Suck
HASH.HELP has improved over the years, but I sure wouldn't accept its
results blindly! The most interesting part of your post, to me, is the
variation in type recommendations -- type 10 v.s. 18.
As you suggest, the modulo should be made a prime whether it's
calculated by HASH.HELP or some other
Try kill -2 UD_PID#
The process can't have BREAK OFF or pterm break off or pterm intr off for
this to work.
I *know* I tried this exact thing and it didn't work. Now it does.
I guess I didn't know what I thought I knew. sigh
Thanks, Karl.
Phantoms can be differentiated from other processes by using @USER.TYPE=1
(UniData) or @TTY=phantom (UniVerse), there was an issue some time ago
(RedBack and UniVerse on UNIX specific) which may have given an unexpected
result for a while (long fixed).
If you want to check whether a non-PHANTOM
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Thanks!
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grep '' fileA fileB | sort -n -t: -k2
grep will prepend file name if you grep thru multiple files.
If you grep for '', you'll get every line.
Then sort by what follows the colon.
As an example, suppose 2 files:
fileA:3
fileA fileB
14
1 13
3
Hi all,
Someone just asked me if I know of anyone running UV on a NetApp storage
device. In particular, part of a HA/DR plan. Naturally, I run to you all.
Anyone has any information on this, it would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Scott
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Just to check as I couldn't find doco on it - Do I create triggers on
each part of a DF? Or is there a way to have the trigger on the master?
Cheers,
Stuart
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