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oIFS="$IFS" while read str do # delimeter , IFS="," # parse str to the array flds using delimeter $IFS set -A flds -- $str IFS="$oIFS" # return org IFS cnt=${#flds[*]} # number of values #1st field value is value of flds[0] # print "1st fld value = ${flds[0]} " done < sitenames.csv |
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