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Query related to for i in `cat $TEMP_DIR/country.txt
The file country.txt contains
$ cat country.txt |ORG MU| |ORG OM| WHen in script, I wrote this for i in `cat $TEMP_DIR/country.txt` It doesnot read the country file first line followed by next line Instaed it reads as |ORG in first loop and then reads MU| in next loop I want the for loop to read the contents as |ORG MU| in 1st loop followed by |ORG OM| in next loop Please suggest any ideas Thanks in advance |
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