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12-21-2007
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awk script
Dear All,
i have a awk script and where i want to do all the operation in inside the awk script itself...like i have to pick a certain column then have to delete the trailing space of that column and then have to proceed... i have tried with sub function but every time i'm getting wrong out put for e.g. myfile name is XYZ.txt here the data of the file 6622880188|2 |5265510105746 6461082164|3 |5265510105746 inside the awk script i want to pick the 2nd field and want to delete the trailing space of 2nd filed. can any body plz help... i'm placing my sample script also awk -v DATE="$CURRDATE" -F'|' 'BEGIN { while(( getline < "XYZ.txt" )) { VALUE=$2 sub(/[ \t]+$/,VALUE "") print VALUE ....... ....... } }' >> FILE_OUT_FINAL.txt thanks, Regards, Pankaj 
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12-21-2007
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GNU awk
Code:
awk 'BEGIN{FS="[| ]"} {print $2, length($2)}' file
Code:
awk 'BEGIN{FS="|"}
{
sub(/ +/,"",$2)
print $2
}
' file
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12-21-2007
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awk script
Dear ghostdog,
thanks for ur reply... but i'm getting one problemm here...its giving extra number 1 e.g 2 1 3 1 4 1 like this i'm really soory but i'm not getting the problem. can u plz help? Thanks, Regards, Pankaj
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12-21-2007
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If you have one space in your file:
awk '{print $1$2}' file Regards
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12-21-2007
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Quote:
Code:
awk 'BEGIN{FS="|"}
{
sub(/ +/,"",$2)
print $0
}
' file1
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