It still seems like overkill to me. I just put the pager addresses in
a alias in either /etc/aliases or .mailrc as a list for dba_oncall,
eliminating the need for db_oncall.txt.
In /etc/aliases:
db_oncall: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or in .mailrc
alias db_oncall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Title: RE: Re[2]: awk and ksh question - solved
We do what Robert says ... aliases ... it just simplifies the work.
Raj
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It still seems like overkill to me. I just put the pager addresses in
a alias in either /etc/aliases or .mailrc as a list for dba_oncall,
eliminating the need for db_oncall.txt.
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In a lot of companies, if a DBA managed to get into this file,
Title: RE: Re[2]: awk and ksh question - solved
I'll check it out. Yes that sounds like it would be easier.
That is, when our cluster finally comes back up and the app servers are fixed. GRR
Thanks to all that replied.
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From: Robert Eskridge [mailto
