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    Course Name:Adv Unix Shell Scripting

    Course Duration:25hrs
    Fees:10,000

    Course Topics:

    A Quick refresher on UNIX Basic Commands

    THE vi EDITOR

    vi Basics

    Input Mode-Entering and Replacing Text

    Saving Test and Quitting-The ex Mode

    Navigation

    Editing Text

    Undoing Last Editing Instructions (u and u)

    Repeating the Last Command (.)

    Searching for a Pattern (/ and ?)

    Substitution-Search and Replace

    Searching for a Character

    Marking Text & Customizing vi

    PIPES & FILTERS

    The Sample Database

    pr: Paginating Files

    head: Displaying the Beginning of a File

    tail: Displaying the End of a File

    cut: Slitting a File Vertically

    paste: Pasting Files

    sort: Ordering a File

    uniq: Locate Repeated and Nonrepeated Lines

    tr: Translating characters

    An example: Displaying a Word-count List


    FILTERS USING REGULAR EXPRESSIONS - grep

    grep: Searching for a Pattern

    Basic Regular Expressions (BRE)-An Introduction

    Extended Regular Expressions (ERE) and egrep

    THE PROCESS

    Process Basics

    ps: Process Status

    System Processes (-e or -a)

    Internal and External commands

    Process States and Zombies

    Running Jobs in Background

    nice: Job execution with Low Priority

    Killing Processes with Signals

    Job Control

    HANDS-ON

    THE SHELL

    The Shell's Interprective Cycle

    Shell Offerings

    Shell Variables

    Pattern Matchings-The Wild-cards

    Escaping and Quoting

    Redirection: The Three Standard Files

    /dev/null and /dev/tty: Two Special Files

    CUSTOMIZING THE ENVIRONMENT

    The Shells
    Environment Variables

    The Common Environment Variables

    Aliases (bash and ksh)

    Command History (bash and ksh)

    In-line Command Editing (bash and ksh)

    Miscellaneous Features (bash and ksh)

    The Initialization Scripts

    SHELL PROGRAMMING � PART I

    Shell Scripts

    read: Making Scripts Interactive

    Using Command Line Arguments

    exit and Exit Status of Command

    The Logical Operators && and ||- Conditional Execution

    The if Conditional

    Using test and [] to Evaluate Expressions

    The case Conditional

    expr: Computation and String Handling

    HANDS-ON

    while: Looping

    for: Looping with a List

    set and shift: Manipulating the Positional Parameters

    The Here Document (<<)

    trap: Interrupting a program

    Debugging Shell Scripts with set -x

    Sample Validation and Data Entry Scripts


    SHELL PROGRAMMING � PART II (Advanced)

    Shells and Sub-shells

    () and {}: Sub-shell 0r Current Shell?

    export: Exporting Shell Variables

    Running a Script in the Current Shell: The . Command

    let: Computation-a Second Look (Korn and Bash)

    Arrays (Korn and Bash)

    String Handling (Korn and Bash)

    Conditional Parameter Substitution

    Merging Streams

    Shell Functions

    eval: Evaluating Twice

    The exec Statement

    HANDS-ON

    Fourth 5 hrs

    Understanding Basic Operations

    Awk, by sed and Grep, out of Ed

    Command-Line Syntax

    Using sed

    Using awk

    Using sed and awk together

    Writing sed Scripts

    Applying commands in a Script

    A global perspective on Addressing

    Testing and Saving Output

    Four types of sed scripts

    Basic sed Commands


    About the syntax of sed Commands

    Comment

    Substitution

    Delete

    Append, Insert and Change

    List

    Transform

    Print

    Print Line number

    Reading and Writing files

    Quit

    Writing Scripts for awk

    Awk�s programming Model

    Pattern matching

    Records and fields

    Expressions

    System variables

    Relational and Boolean operators

    Formatted printing

    Passing parameters into a script

    Information retrieval

    Functions

    Arithmetic functions

    String functions

    The getline function

    The system () function

    Debugging

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