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If the diskUUID "5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786" matches in file1 and file2, need to print "Volume name" "Uncle Scrooge" for the disk UUID in file2 as a output
File1: (output from SQL query)
name
------
test
test
(2 rows)
networkcompressionenabled
---------------------------
f
f
(2 rows)
rpo
-----
60
60
(2 rows)
quiesceguestenabled
---------------------
f
f
(2 rows)
configfilesdatastoremoid
--------------------------
datastore-141
datastore-141
(2 rows)
diskuuid
--------------------------------------
5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786
5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786
(2 rows)
file2 :
Volume Name VMFS UUID Extent Number Device Name Partition
------------- ----------------------------------- ------------- ------------------------------------ ---------
Uncle Scrooge 5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786 0 naa.6000eb360d5d81c000000000000000ed 1
shell-script
edited Nov 21 at 4:08
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closed as off-topic by Rui F Ribeiro, RalfFriedl, G-Man, Archemar, schily Nov 21 at 13:16
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If the diskUUID "5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786" matches in file1 and file2, need to print "Volume name" "Uncle Scrooge" for the disk UUID in file2 as a output
File1: (output from SQL query)
name
------
test
test
(2 rows)
networkcompressionenabled
---------------------------
f
f
(2 rows)
rpo
-----
60
60
(2 rows)
quiesceguestenabled
---------------------
f
f
(2 rows)
configfilesdatastoremoid
--------------------------
datastore-141
datastore-141
(2 rows)
diskuuid
--------------------------------------
5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786
5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786
(2 rows)
file2 :
Volume Name VMFS UUID Extent Number Device Name Partition
------------- ----------------------------------- ------------- ------------------------------------ ---------
Uncle Scrooge 5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786 0 naa.6000eb360d5d81c000000000000000ed 1
shell-script
edited Nov 21 at 4:08
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closed as off-topic by Rui F Ribeiro, RalfFriedl, G-Man, Archemar, schily Nov 21 at 13:16
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If the diskUUID "5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786" matches in file1 and file2, need to print "Volume name" "Uncle Scrooge" for the disk UUID in file2 as a output
File1: (output from SQL query)
name
------
test
test
(2 rows)
networkcompressionenabled
---------------------------
f
f
(2 rows)
rpo
-----
60
60
(2 rows)
quiesceguestenabled
---------------------
f
f
(2 rows)
configfilesdatastoremoid
--------------------------
datastore-141
datastore-141
(2 rows)
diskuuid
--------------------------------------
5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786
5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786
(2 rows)
file2 :
Volume Name VMFS UUID Extent Number Device Name Partition
------------- ----------------------------------- ------------- ------------------------------------ ---------
Uncle Scrooge 5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786 0 naa.6000eb360d5d81c000000000000000ed 1
shell-script
edited Nov 21 at 4:08
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If the diskUUID "5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786" matches in file1 and file2, need to print "Volume name" "Uncle Scrooge" for the disk UUID in file2 as a output
File1: (output from SQL query)
name
------
test
test
(2 rows)
networkcompressionenabled
---------------------------
f
f
(2 rows)
rpo
-----
60
60
(2 rows)
quiesceguestenabled
---------------------
f
f
(2 rows)
configfilesdatastoremoid
--------------------------
datastore-141
datastore-141
(2 rows)
diskuuid
--------------------------------------
5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786
5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786
(2 rows)
file2 :
Volume Name VMFS UUID Extent Number Device Name Partition
------------- ----------------------------------- ------------- ------------------------------------ ---------
Uncle Scrooge 5b5ab9f7-fcf51f0d-441c-005056012786 0 naa.6000eb360d5d81c000000000000000ed 1
shell-script
shell-script
edited Nov 21 at 4:08
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edited Nov 21 at 4:08
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edited Nov 21 at 4:08
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edited Nov 21 at 4:08
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closed as off-topic by Rui F Ribeiro, RalfFriedl, G-Man, Archemar, schily Nov 21 at 13:16
- This question does not appear to be about Unix or Linux within the scope defined in the help center.
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as off-topic by Rui F Ribeiro, RalfFriedl, G-Man, Archemar, schily Nov 21 at 13:16
- This question does not appear to be about Unix or Linux within the scope defined in the help center.
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