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problem using awk
Hi, Anyone know why i get this error?
+ awk -F, '{if($5=="x" && $6=="y" && $10=="z")print $0}' file.data awk: syntax error near line 1 awk: bailing out near line 1 This is the output from a shell script that can be resumed like... set -x fich_dat=file.data variable1=x variable2=y variable3=z awk -F, \''{if($5=='\"$variable1\"' && $6=='\"$variable2\"' && $10=='\"$variable3\"')print $0}'\' $fich_dat The most strange is that if i copy paste: awk -F, '{if($5=="x" && $6=="y" && $10=="z")print $0}' file.data in the unix console, it works. The UNIX system is: Sun Microsystems Inc. SunOS 5.9 |
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