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delete the lines from file
i have two files & want to delete the lines from 2nd file which matches with 1st file
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Try using the comm command. Check the man page for details on which switch to use.
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deleting Lines
You can do a diff and then write these records into a new file and delete file2.
then rename it to file2. U need some minor tweaking for this to work. However, for this the File 1 must be a Master file. It should always contain all the records which could be present in the file2.
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