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how to cut fields
I want to cut two coloums simulatiously and paste in some other file
for ex: cut d ' ' -f3 -f4 xxx | paste yyy - > zzz; from the above i want to cut two fileds 3 and 4 and paste as last coloums of single file (zzz). how to solve this regards rajan |
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cut -d" " -f3,4 xxx | paste yyy - > zzz
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