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05-23-2005
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Process file line by line
Hi
I have a csv file as follows 608, Barnwood PFS,,2 150, Barnwood CS,2,4 etc When i do for lines in `cat file.dat` the space in second argument seems to screwing the lines up. Any suggestions to get around this? Thanks 
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05-23-2005
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The slow for-loop and the useless use of cat can all be avoided with....
Code:
while read line; do
# do whatever you want to ${line} - let's just echo it
echo "${line}"
done < inputfile.csv
ZB
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05-25-2005
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Hi ,
i encountered the following problem doing that : while read line do serveur1=`echo $line|awk 'BEGIN {FS="\/"} {print $1}'` serveur2=`echo $line|awk 'BEGIN {FS="\/"} {print $1}'|sed -e s/A/B/g` chemin1=`echo $line|awk 'BEGIN {FS="\ "} {print "/base/base01/"$2}'` chemin2=`echo $line|awk 'BEGIN {FS="\ "} {print "/base/base01/"$2}'|sed -e s/base01/base02/g` rsh $serveur1 -l notes01 "mv $chemin1 $chemin1.leon" done < $fic_tmp1 the while treatment doesn't treat correctly the input file and exit after the first line. It seems that the differents variables in the rsh command don't return correctly the hand to the while treatment ! How to correct that ? Thanks in advance Christian
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05-25-2005
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You have to use field separator as ",". what you are going to from
608, Barnwood PFS,,2 150, Barnwood CS,2,4 please elaborate to help you out. hth.
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