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Hi,
I need batch script to edit file and restart the service in windows.
For example:
monitor oid memInUseCapacity.0 601 0x00300300 300 absolute > 95 '#3-Low Memory' '' in this i want to add [MID_XXXXX].
To replace :
monitor oid memInUseCapacity.0 601 0x00300300 300 absolute > 95 '#3-Low Memory. [MID_XXXXX]' ''
after that i want to restart one service.
Regards
Bapu
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Need batch script to edit file
Need batch script to edit file
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Posted 05 September 2012 - 11:54 PM
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Posted 06 September 2012 - 12:38 AM
If you want :
file1:
to become
file2:
You could use the mingw port of sed from the unix tools and do the following:
file1:
monitor oid memInUseCapacity.0 601 0x00300300 300 absolute > 95 '#3-Low Memory' ''
to become
file2:
monitor oid memInUseCapacity.0 601 0x00300300 300 absolute > 95 '#3-Low Memory. [MID_XXXXX]' ''
You could use the mingw port of sed from the unix tools and do the following:
type file1 | sed "s/'/. [MID_XXXXX]'/2" >file2
This post has been edited by allen2: 06 September 2012 - 12:38 AM
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