Excellent, POJ. This works well. I need to piece through your code to understand exactly what is doing, but I wondered if you could expand on this approach to help me in my next step. I need to identify the ten oldest PIDS and then them through another command. For simplicity, I'll just select the 2 oldest for this example. Once I identify those PIDS, I need to run the command: 

lmutil lmremove -h $PRODUCT $flexlmserver 27000 $PID[x]

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Where $PIDx would be the two oldest (or whatever # I want to select) PIDS. I'm sure this can be done using your approach, but I have no idea of the syntax. Thanks so much for your time.

In reply to Re^6: Generic Data Collection by Deep_Plaid
in thread Generic Data Collection by Deep_Plaid

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