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Yes busyboy, you are great - this is what I was searching for. Now all I have to do is to split the output file into small ones - one for each table. Thank you!

There is an equivalent command using awk instead of nawk? I am receiving the following error when I launch the script:


tddemo2:~/test/scripts # ./test.ksh input.txt
./test.ksh[84]: nawk: not...

Attached you will find the input.txt file containing all the table definitions.

I do not intend to reinvent the wheel, but to find a useful tool to make this conversion. I found some tools, but all of them are not free of use, unless you pay for the license.

I edited the description and I guess it should be better now. Thank you, ctsgnb for this observation.

Hello all,

I am working on a script which should parse a large file called input.txt which contains table definitions, index definitions and comments like these ones:


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