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Append Line From a File To Another File
Dear all,
i have a problem... i have 2 files first one is A.txt 5268345674 ABCDEF1 ABC 10121 EXT 5265087087 ABCDEF3 ABC 10221 EXT 5268979998 ABCDEF4 ABC 10321 EXT second one is B.txt 10121 52658450 R1MEXI2 0 10221 52653889 R1SLRC2 0 10321 52657319 R1SAFE1 0 now i want the output like 5268345674 ABCDEF1 ABC 10121 EXT 52658450 R1MEXI2 0 5265087087 ABCDEF3 ABC 10221 EXT 52653889 R1SLRC2 0 5268979998 ABCDEF4 ABC 10321 EXT 52657319 R1SAFE1 0 in the output file only the first field from B.txt i want to remove... Like the above output using awk or shell or sed etc Thanks in advance Regards, Pankaj |
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where -1 option specifies the first file and the argument 4 represents your column to be matched with the second file. -2 option specifies the second file and argument 1 represents your column to be matched and -0 option is just to print the fields from the respective file |
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