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01-28-2008
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AWK - conditional cause
Hello guys,
I want to make a conditional cause in the following file using awk: awk '{ if ($2 != 0) print $1, $2, $3}' test.csv > test2.csv FILE EXAMPLE = test.csv string,number,date abc,0,20050101 def,1,20060101 ghi,2,20040101 jkl,12,20090101 mno,123,20020101 pqr,1234,20020101 stu,0,20000101 However i always get in test2.csv the same content of test.csv. Does anyone know what is the problem with my statment? Best Regards 
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01-28-2008
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Code:
awk -F, 'BEGIN {OSF=","} { if ($2 != 0) print $1, $2, $3}' test.csv > test2.csv
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01-28-2008
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thanks Jim...
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