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06-18-2005
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Subtract two date in unix
I Have a long file like this
123122312 05/06/12 123123456 05/06/14 I want to take the difference of dates in two lines & print difference sidewise for the whole long files. Pl help me out. 
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If you take a look in our FAQ section you will see the datecalc script written by Perderabo. This will do what you want - you will need to extract the dates from your input file, format them, and then pass these as input into datecalc.
Cheers ZB
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