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Hi All,
I have a awk command that is stored in a variable. the value of the variable cmd is: (mean output of echo $cmd is: ) awk -F";" '{print $1}' Now I want to execute this command. How can I do that???? Quick Reply will be appreciated. Regards, Amit |
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