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mohan705

Hi
I want to search for columns start_dt and end_dt in all my tables ,wrote shell sript to find the list of tables .I am new to perl want to do it same in perl.Any help it would be appericiated

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for name in `cat list.txt`

do 

tabname=`awk  /CREATE TABLE /{table=$2; start=0; }

 /START_DT/ { start++ }

 /END_DT/ && start  { print table }'  "$name.sql"`

echo $tabname

done

Thanks,
MR

mohan705

Hi

I want to search for columns start_dt and end_dt in all my tables ,wrote shell sript to find the list of tables .I am new to perl want to do it same in perl.Any help it would be appericiated.

Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers

 
for name in `cat list.txt`

do 

tabname=`awk  /CREATE TABLE /{table=$2; start=0; }

 /START_DT/ { start++ }

 /END_DT/ && start  { print table }'  "$name.sql"`

echo $tabname

done

Thanks,
MR

numberwhun

First, you need to please learn to use code tags. eWish has corrected them for you, but you need to really use them when posting code in the forums. The example is in the Reply Guidelines to the right of your reply window.

As for you code, that is not the proper way to access a database. You really want to use the DBI module from CPAN as it is the proper way to access a database.

Regards,

Jeff

KevinADC

First, you need to please learn to use code tags. eWish has corrected them for you, but you need to really use them when posting code in the forums. The example is in the Reply Guidelines to the right of your reply window.

As for you code, that is not the proper way to access a database. You really want to use the DBI module from CPAN as it is the proper way to access a database.

Regards,

Jeff

He appears to be searching through a text file, but my awk is not good enough to read the code.

I suggest he posts on www.unix.com in the Shell Scripting Forum top get an answer to this question.

numberwhun

He appears to be searching through a text file, but my awk is not good enough to read the code.

I suggest he posts on www.unix.com in the Shell Scripting Forum top get an answer to this question.

The file he is searching through is the exported data from a table. When you export it to a file, it has all the statements inside of the file to re-create the table when "imported". (including the CREATE TABLE statement he has referenced.

My suggestion to him is, if he is going to seach a table for data, that he do it on the actual table in the database, instead of the back up file. Off hand, I don't remember the format of the backup file for the data portion.

Regards,

Jeff

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