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Manipulating a fixed length file w/o PERL
Greetings,
I need to take a fixed length file, similar to the following: <input file> 1233 e 612 i 43378 f 03 x 22 17 e 9899 a 323e a6 z7 read in the character in position 6, and if that character = e, delete that line from the file. <output file> 43378 f 03 x 22 17 e 9899 and if possible, output the deleted lines to a new "log" file. <log file> 1233 e 612 i a 323e a6 z7 The old file must maintain its structure, the log file wouldn't. I'm on an AIX platform, and have sh/ksh/bash available to script in. I'm sure it can be done with some combination of cut/sed/awk, I just haven't been able to get it right as of yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance. DB |
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