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awk output to file
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I used awk on a file to created a new field. I used >> to redirect the output to a file but, it went to the screen instead of the file. Is there a way to redirect awk to a file? Here is what I am trying to do: join $s $t | awk '{total = $2 - $3};{print $1, $2, $3, total}' >> $r Any help would be appreciated Thanks |
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