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case command inside awk/nawk
well I found lot of topics about awk..about if command in awk..
but I had to implement this: nawk -F"|" ' $47 ~ /0R0011/ { print > ("/home/user/M/MC.tmp" )} $47 ~ /0R0012/ { print > ("/home/user/M/DuSI.tmp" )} $47 ~ /0R0014/ { print > ("/home/user/M/FF.tmp" )} $47 ~ /0R0018/ { print > ("/home/user/M/Cg.tmp" )} $47 ~ /0R0010/ { print > ("/home/user/M/M1.tmp" )} ' File0 basicly I did it with if command nawk -F "|" ' { if ($47=="0R0011") { print $0 ; } } ' File0 > MC.tmp but for one case only ..is there some kind of case/switch command inside awk/nawk..?? thanks a lot |
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