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help with awk substitution
Hi again.
A have a CSV-file in the following format: 2008.09.01,15:17:42,9227096485,9233175320,CTC10,SMS,0901151742098314,Target_MSIS DN_is_blacklisted I want to have an awk command that will say: If the first 3 digits of $4 does not begin with 922 or 923, then make $8 say "Invalid subscriber." Is this possible in one awk line? Hope to hear from you. Thanks in advance.  |
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