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Old 10-29-2007
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awk '/SERVER/{if (n) close(output); output= f n++} n {print >> output }' f=/vikas/list /vikas/final
hey, this command worked.
Thanks a ton friend. Its running on my Linux machine smoothly.
Now I have to check it on Solaris machine, will do that tomorrow.
Thanks again.
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