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this is a good one
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i have a file with the followin contents
one two three four five six seven eight nine now,i need to print only the line which has "two" in the second field...using AWK the output shud be one two three.... |
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05-13-2008
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vijay_0209,
Please don't hijack another one's thread, but start your own thread if you have a question. Regards |
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