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Install Package: Sqlplus Username/password@database

The document provides instructions for installing software, connecting to databases, running commands remotely, and using common UNIX commands like sed, grep, scp, and cut. It explains how to unzip a file called lsof-4.77-sol10-sparc-local.gz using gzip, run pkgadd to install the package, connect to a database with sqlplus by specifying a username and password, use ssh to run a start command on a remote server, print the 5th line of a file with sed, search for a string in a file and pipe the line numbers to cut to extract only the line number portion.

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Install Package: Sqlplus Username/password@database

The document provides instructions for installing software, connecting to databases, running commands remotely, and using common UNIX commands like sed, grep, scp, and cut. It explains how to unzip a file called lsof-4.77-sol10-sparc-local.gz using gzip, run pkgadd to install the package, connect to a database with sqlplus by specifying a username and password, use ssh to run a start command on a remote server, print the 5th line of a file with sed, search for a string in a file and pipe the line numbers to cut to extract only the line number portion.

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 i want to install lsof-4.77-sol10-sparc-local.gz. ... unzip using gzip -d lsof-4.

77-sol10-sparc-
local.gz. ... gunzip package-file.gz # equivalent to "gzip -d"

unzip using gzip -d lsof-4.77-sol10-sparc-local.gz 


in the same dir you unzzipped it, then execute pkgadd -d . pkg name

How you connect UNIX.

sqlplus username/password@database

mike@server1> ssh mike@server2 ". ~/.profile /local/home/mike/software/bin/start"

sed -n "5p" filename

scp username@source:/location/to/file username@destination:/where/to/put

grep -n "test" file.txt | cut -d: -f1

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