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Removing duplicate lines ignore case
hi,
I have the following input in file: abc ab a AB b c a C B When I use uniq -u file,the out put file is: abc ab AB c v B C b Unfortunately, the uniq is not able to ignore case. How can I check the file in order my output file will be: abc v Thanks, Roy. |
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