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$ cat x
This is a PAN PAN This is a PAN This is a PAN
This is a PAN PAN This is a PAN This is a PAN
This is a PAN PAN This is a PAN This is a PAN
$ sed 's/PAN/TAN/g' x > y
$ cat y
This is a TAN...

one more solution


$cat x.ksh
#!/bin/ksh
maxlength=$(awk ' length > max { max=length} END{ print max}' $1)
sdiff -l -w $maxlength $1 $2 | sed 's/\|/\
<*changed*>/'
$



$ ksh x.ksh...

how will that look? Small example please

Hi,

not all systems have this, but if you are lucky:


#!/bin/bash

PNAME=$(readlink -f $0)

$ comm -13 file1 file2 > file3
$ cat file3
Access Grant Blocks Reserved,CELL,1A,,,,AGBLK,0,0,1,CELL,1A,,,,ERICSSON,GSM,07B
Access Grant Blocks...

Hi,

The diff utility will compare the contents of file1 and file2 and write to standard output a list of changes necessary to convert file1 into file2:

$ diff file1 file2
5,6c5,6
<...

Hi,

I have a question. My post was not published, I have no idea why. But, it is a good.:)
The command "comm" is not suitable for this? If not, why?

Greeting

Oh, sorry sorry. :o

Hi,

sorry, but you must use the command a (append). :D

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