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Output format - comparison with I/p file
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I have a file which contains more than 1 lakh records like following: a. name, id, city, state, country, phone (Expected I/P file format) name, id, city,, state, country, phone (Current I/P file format ) I want to achieve following tasks, a, Remove the extra comma in the City field. b, Add / Remove extra string in the id field (eg. if id is 5001 I want to add 0 in the beginning, ie, 05001 / in some case, if id is 0123 remove 0 from the beginning ie, 123. Please advice. Thanks and Regards, Vel |
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