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Hello All,
I need to develop a script(SH]) to generate a comparison file between two files old and new file.The script takes in parameter the old file path and the new file path. And the script generates a file containing the comparison between the two files with this details: - Keys added on the new file (key=value) - Keys modified on the new file (key=value) - Keys deleted on the new file (key=value) key column is the 4th one and value column is the 6th one in the sample file. Example: old file: key1,value1 new file:key4,value3 key4,value4 key6,value6 output file: comparison file ------------------ 1> keys added ----- key6,value6 2>deleted ---------- key1,value1 3> modified---------- key4,value3 I'm new to schell scripting field. request you to explain briefly along with the code. any sort of assistance would be appreciated. Thanks in advance Regards Shahid. ![]() |
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