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Old 06-23-2006
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Arrow AWK: How to avoid System

How can we avoid the use of system command inside awk program?
Is there any alternative way in awk programming for removing files, sorting files and to find the differences between two file without using a system command?
Eg:
system("rm tempfil006");

How to avoid the use of system in above case and other similar cases inside awk program as the use of system is slowing the program execution??

Please help

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