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Changing values with increasing numbers!
Hi all,
i have a command named "vmchange" and i must use it for thousands of data which must be changed. For example, vmchange -m N0001 vmchange -m N0002 vmchange -m N0003 ... ... vmchange -m N0100 How can i do that in awk or bash script? Any help would be greatly appreciated.. thanks already |
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