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fl command - set record length
Hi,
I have a KSH shell script running on hpux that uses the fl command - ex: cat /foo | fl 50 > bar This command will take each record in the file foo, make it 50 characters long and then write it to the file bar. my problem is that I am porting my scripts over to solaris which doesn't suport the 'fl' command. Any ideas? Thanks, Tom |
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