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checking entries between files
I need to write a script for:
I have two files where I need to check entries and sort of compare: file1: data01 data02 data03 data04 data05 . . . data81 file2: /vol/vx/data01 /vol/vx/data02 /vol/vx/data03 /vol/vx/data04 /vol/vx/data05 . . So each entry from file1 should have corresponding entry in file2. If entry exists it should pass but if there is no entry it should say: error: entry dataXXX has no entry in file2. Appreciate your help. |
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