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Using two shell variables in single AWK statement
meas is a shell variable, and this works perfectly fine for me:
awk -v var=$meas -F, '$1==var' /abcd/efgh.txt > temp1.csv However, i want to introduce another shell variable, named, defnfile in the statement, in place of hardcoded path for efgh.txt like: awk -v var=$meas -F, '$1==var' $defnfile > temp1.csv This does not work.. So how does one define two shell variables in a single awk statement? |
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