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04-30-2008
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hope this one helps for you
awk '{ chk_str="grep ^"$0"$ ./file2_name" ; system(chk_str) }' file1_name 
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04-30-2008
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Hi.
The command comm finds simple differences and the intersection between the contents of two sorted files. Here is the latter: Code:
% comm -12 file1 file2 Code:
entry2
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