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Need output in different lines not in one single line
I am getting the coutput like this as show below in one single line, where as the command is executed is several lines and the output should also be requied in several lines, not in one single line.
Anyone any idea? Code:
p4 opened -a | grep *locked* | awk '{ printf $8 }' >/tmp/aa
Code:
$ cat /tmp/aa byapeleg@AlonPeleg-1(text)csaha@test_depo_csahacsaha@test_depo_csahacsaha@test_depo_csahamanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_manomugdha_IxManorjongbloed@rjongbloed-ixmobile-vt-mainrjongbloed@rjongbloed-ixmobile-vt-mainqtrinh Code:
Required output is like this $ cat /tmp/aa byapeleg@AlonPeleg-1(text)csaha@test_depo_csaha csaha@test_depo_csaha csaha@test_depo_csaha manomugdha@home_guest_bkup_mano mugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_mano mugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_mano mugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_mano mugdha_IxManomanomugdha@home_guest_bkup_mano mugdha_IxManomanomugdha . . . and so on ... |
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02-08-2006
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In awk :
printf don't includes new line character, you need to specifically include "\n" in the command... otherwise you can use print instead of printf which by default adds new line character in the end. |
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