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UNIX Guru's help on diff
Hi ,
I wanted to find delata between two huge ( 8 GB ) files . Say file_TDY and file_YDY : These files are sorted based on a key . I am using a command : 1)bdiff file_TDY file_YDY > diff_file 2) grep ' ^< ' diff_file > TDY_delta I wanted only the changed records and newly added records file_TDY with respect to file_YDY . But apparently even records that are not changed are also coming in the delta file .( Due to the difference in position of records) . How do I tackle this sitaution . Thanks in Advance, Ajay |
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