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grep, awk, nawk combo
I have 2 files:
File1 "aa","server","001-9031234-001", File2 001-9031234-001|12345 Both files have many lines of text. Each line needs to be evaluated. I need to look at the value of the third field in File 1. Then look for that same value in File 2 and assign the value of Field 2 in that file to num. so num for this example would equal 12345. The value of num would then be input back into File1 so File1 would then look like "aa","server","001-9031234-001","12345",  Thanks, |
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