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csv file using ksh
Name: charlyrosario Date: June 24, 2007 at 13:21:03 Pacific OS: linux CPU/Ram: 1Gb/1Gb Product: HPDL580
Comment:
I am working in ksh trying to get one line csv file from the output of File System information. The problem i facing is that i cannot get all information into one line csv file like: /,50,/usr,70,/var,30 Example #/usr/bin/ksh df -k |grep -v mount > FS.log FS=`cat FS.log |awk '{printf (%s,%d\n,$5,$6)}` echo $FS >> FS.csv
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