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$cat t1.sql | sed ‘s/ORDER_DETAILS/ This is added newly/g’

#!/bin/ksh file_name=$1 old_templet=$2 new_templet=$3 # Loop through every file like this for file in file_name do cat $file | sed “s/old_templet/new_templet/g” > $file.new #do a global searce and replace and put the results mv $file.new $file #rename $file.new to original name of file done If you want to replace single pattern with a new pattern…

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for i in `df -k | grep EMCdb | awk ‘{print $6}’` do mkdir -p $i/oradata/800P done

for i in `df -k | grep EMCdb | awk ‘{print $6}’` do echo “Veeera said $i” done

# log listener # # MIOLIST=alert_$ORACLE_SID.log_`date ‘+%y%m%d%H’` lsnrctl