Have you tried installing Cygwin? http://www.cygwin.com/ You'll find 
most of your favorite 'NIX utilities there, including sed/awk. For the 
PERL hacker, there's also Active State PERL for Windows.



Brooks, Jason wrote:
> I've been working on rewriting some scripts that I received from a 
> list member.  Originally, they were written for Unix, and I'm running 
> Windows.  What I'm up against is this: I need to check the drives to 
> see if they are holding the tapes I want to export.  Here's what was used:
> vmoprcmd -d ds -h master_server
>  
> However, the output is less than useable on a Windows box without 
> installing extra stuff.  Here's the sample:
>  
>
>                                   DRIVE STATUS
> Drv Type   Control  User      Label  RecMID  ExtMID  Ready   Wr.Enbl.  
> ReqId
>   0 hcart3   TLD                  Yes    LT0007  LT0007   Yes     
> Yes        0
>   2 hcart3   TLD                  Yes    LT0007  LT0007   Yes     
> Yes        0
>   1 hcart3   TLD                  Yes    000108  000108   Yes     
> Yes        0
>   1 hcart3   TLD                  Yes    000108  000108   Yes     
> Yes        0
>  
>  
> Is there an easier way to grab this information?  And by easier, I 
> mean something that VBScript could use?  Without awk here, I'm dead.  
> And before you mention it, I know there's a windows port of awk.  I'm 
> trying to do this as self contained as possible.
>  
> Thanks,
> Jason
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