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# 8  
Old 07-01-2015
On first sight, I can't see a match between lines in "other file" and "big file". How do you expect anyone to compose some code when it can't be seriously tested against meaningful samples?
# 9  
Old 07-01-2015
Sorry, I gave that for sample. The list is actually huge so i just took some samples.

Please use the below jobs for testing the jobs from schedules.

Code:
A01G3GBOAPP1A#J01AQMSPSR2PWEB
A01G3GBOAPP1A#J01AQMSPEMAILIN
A01G3GWPAPP1A#J01G3GPND2R007

# 10  
Old 07-01-2015
This is my IMMEDIATE result running my unmodified proposal against your samples:
Code:
A01G3GBOAPP1A#J01AQMSPSR2PWEB A01G3GBOAPP1A#J01AQMSPBATCH01
A01G3GBOAPP1A#J01AQMSPEMAILIN A01G3GBOAPP1A#J01AQMSPBATCH02
A01G3GWPAPP1A#J01G3GPND2R007 not in file1

So - where's the problem?
# 11  
Old 07-06-2015
That is working fine. the issue was with my file1 which is not in the correct format. When i print $2, it leaves the first 3 characters and fetches the remaining lines.

that was the reason i for not available for all the records in file1. Extracted the file again and got this done.

Thanks much for the help
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