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Help-Extract the value in the first column
Hi all, I have file like the following. How can i extract the value one by one and pass it to another script using a loop. It would be a great help if someone can help me in this. Code:
001355snap 001356mvpd 001357micr 001358mast 001359lake 001360klaa Like i have a perl script addldapuser.pl i want to pass the value(they are usernames) one by one to this script. |
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