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Old 03-12-2009
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extracting a row from a file

hi...

i want to extract single row from a file at a time and i don't want to specify which row to be extracted in the command.
i mean i want to use a loop, so that i will fetch all the rows one after the another.
i used sed -n '$count p' filename
but this is not working.
please give me the solution

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Code:
while read LINE; do
   #do something here with the LINE
done < infile
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i hope this will solve your purpose

suppose you have a file named data.txt

#!/bin/ksh

for i in `cat data.txt`
do

echo $i

echo " do something until the iteration is completed "

done


Note : refer $i for the rows in the file
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