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Assigning Variable to AWK statement
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The following command runs on in the Korn shell prompt. however i want to output the value of this to a variable. Can anyone provide a solution? echo 'ABC,DEF,"G,HI,J",KLM,"MNi,O"'| awk -F "\"" '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++){if(i%2)gsub("\,","~^~",$i)}}1' |
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