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Yes, the issue was the "print()". In my earlier post, I used Python version 3.4 (Anaconda on Windows 7) where print() is a function. Your version is 2.7 where print is a statement. The syntax is...

It wont ask root its passwd if the cronjob is root's... it should be in root's crontab...

Either create a sudoers entry for your cron user, or run a root's cron job a minute before your other job.

Hi Sagar,

Here is an awk approach. Lets say we have an example input file as follows.


cat test15
Row1 Row2 Row3 Row4 Row5
435 BL_lmapm03 rrr RDF1+TDEV 0cef 45 mask1
435...

with awk
awk '{print ;getline<"file2"; print $0}' file1

paste -d\\n file1 file2

for i in `nawk '{print $1|"sort -u"}' infile`
do
grep "^$i" infile | nawk '$3 > max {max=$3; maxline=$0}; END{ print maxline}'
done
0.5000 -146 122
0.5452 -97 14
16.000 -164 151