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I am restoring a database backup on my server and i need to watch output of df -h and restore utility db2pd -utilities. I tried this:
watch -n 2 "db2pd -utilities && df -h

output(summarized): 



    Every 2.0s: db2pd -utilities && df -h    



  Database Member 0 -- Active -- Up 0 days 23:11:19 



  Utilities:

  Address        ID         Type        State      Invoker    Priority   



  0x000000E0     1          RESTORE      0          0          0          





  Progress:

  Address            ID         PhaseNum   CompletedWork                

  0x00003088         1          1          1073745920 bytes                          

  Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on

 /dev/sda3              39G  824M   36G   3% /

 tmpfs                 253G   16K  253G   1% /dev/shm

 /dev/sda2             194M   36M  149M  20% /boot

 /dev/sda1             200M  264K  200M   1% /boot/efi

 /dev/sda4              20G  215M   19G   2% /home

 /dev/sda5              20G  1.4G   17G   8% /opt

 /dev/sda9             166G  6.6G  151G   5% /tempWork

 /dev/sda7             9.7G  152M  9.0G   2% /tmp

 /dev/sda6              20G  227M   19G   2% /var


actually the outputs are more and long I had to remove some parts and they combine together and become hard to read. what should i use to make space between them?






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    I am restoring a database backup on my server and i need to watch output of df -h and restore utility db2pd -utilities. I tried this:
    watch -n 2 "db2pd -utilities && df -h

    output(summarized): 



        Every 2.0s: db2pd -utilities && df -h    
    

    
  Database Member 0 -- Active -- Up 0 days 23:11:19 
    

    
  Utilities:
    
  Address        ID         Type        State      Invoker    Priority   
    

    
  0x000000E0     1          RESTORE      0          0          0          
    

    

    
  Progress:
    
  Address            ID         PhaseNum   CompletedWork                
    
  0x00003088         1          1          1073745920 bytes                          
    
  Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
    
 /dev/sda3              39G  824M   36G   3% /
    
 tmpfs                 253G   16K  253G   1% /dev/shm
    
 /dev/sda2             194M   36M  149M  20% /boot
    
 /dev/sda1             200M  264K  200M   1% /boot/efi
    
 /dev/sda4              20G  215M   19G   2% /home
    
 /dev/sda5              20G  1.4G   17G   8% /opt
    
 /dev/sda9             166G  6.6G  151G   5% /tempWork
    
 /dev/sda7             9.7G  152M  9.0G   2% /tmp
    
 /dev/sda6              20G  227M   19G   2% /var


    actually the outputs are more and long I had to remove some parts and they combine together and become hard to read. what should i use to make space between them?






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      I am restoring a database backup on my server and i need to watch output of df -h and restore utility db2pd -utilities. I tried this:
      watch -n 2 "db2pd -utilities && df -h

      output(summarized): 



          Every 2.0s: db2pd -utilities && df -h    
      

      
  Database Member 0 -- Active -- Up 0 days 23:11:19 
      

      
  Utilities:
      
  Address        ID         Type        State      Invoker    Priority   
      

      
  0x000000E0     1          RESTORE      0          0          0          
      

      

      
  Progress:
      
  Address            ID         PhaseNum   CompletedWork                
      
  0x00003088         1          1          1073745920 bytes                          
      
  Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
      
 /dev/sda3              39G  824M   36G   3% /
      
 tmpfs                 253G   16K  253G   1% /dev/shm
      
 /dev/sda2             194M   36M  149M  20% /boot
      
 /dev/sda1             200M  264K  200M   1% /boot/efi
      
 /dev/sda4              20G  215M   19G   2% /home
      
 /dev/sda5              20G  1.4G   17G   8% /opt
      
 /dev/sda9             166G  6.6G  151G   5% /tempWork
      
 /dev/sda7             9.7G  152M  9.0G   2% /tmp
      
 /dev/sda6              20G  227M   19G   2% /var


      actually the outputs are more and long I had to remove some parts and they combine together and become hard to read. what should i use to make space between them?






      whitespace watch







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      I am restoring a database backup on my server and i need to watch output of df -h and restore utility db2pd -utilities. I tried this:
      watch -n 2 "db2pd -utilities && df -h

      output(summarized): 



          Every 2.0s: db2pd -utilities && df -h    
      

      
  Database Member 0 -- Active -- Up 0 days 23:11:19 
      

      
  Utilities:
      
  Address        ID         Type        State      Invoker    Priority   
      

      
  0x000000E0     1          RESTORE      0          0          0          
      

      

      
  Progress:
      
  Address            ID         PhaseNum   CompletedWork                
      
  0x00003088         1          1          1073745920 bytes                          
      
  Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
      
 /dev/sda3              39G  824M   36G   3% /
      
 tmpfs                 253G   16K  253G   1% /dev/shm
      
 /dev/sda2             194M   36M  149M  20% /boot
      
 /dev/sda1             200M  264K  200M   1% /boot/efi
      
 /dev/sda4              20G  215M   19G   2% /home
      
 /dev/sda5              20G  1.4G   17G   8% /opt
      
 /dev/sda9             166G  6.6G  151G   5% /tempWork
      
 /dev/sda7             9.7G  152M  9.0G   2% /tmp
      
 /dev/sda6              20G  227M   19G   2% /var


      actually the outputs are more and long I had to remove some parts and they combine together and become hard to read. what should i use to make space between them?






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          All that's necessary is to add a printf statement between the original commands:
          watch -n 2 "db2pd -utilities && printf 'nnn' && df -h" You can use grep -v to hide any extraneous data from the individual utilities.






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            All that's necessary is to add a printf statement between the original commands:
            watch -n 2 "db2pd -utilities && printf 'nnn' && df -h" You can use grep -v to hide any extraneous data from the individual utilities.






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              All that's necessary is to add a printf statement between the original commands:
              watch -n 2 "db2pd -utilities && printf 'nnn' && df -h" You can use grep -v to hide any extraneous data from the individual utilities.






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                watch -n 2 "db2pd -utilities && printf 'nnn' && df -h" You can use grep -v to hide any extraneous data from the individual utilities.






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                All that's necessary is to add a printf statement between the original commands:
                watch -n 2 "db2pd -utilities && printf 'nnn' && df -h" You can use grep -v to hide any extraneous data from the individual utilities.







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