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20-Dec-2004, 01:00 PM #1
Command to find no of columns
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I want to know is there any command in Soalris which gives the number of columns for the output of any commnad? For example if I want to just check the number of columns from the generated output of uptime commnad, this must help me to find out.Of course we can check this from the man pages. But I am searching for a command.

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