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Hi,
My aim is to generate a report using shell script. There are various formats fields coloumns etc. I want to print in a single line (row) but in different coloumn as given below: field1 field2 field3 field4 ....... ....... ...... ....... The spacing format is different for different coloumns. Using awk command i need to print this. If the fields are given and the spacing format is also given, can u tell mee the command to print this as above in a new file? |
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