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Row to column converter using Awk or grep?
Hello,
Can someone please help me on this.  I have a file which has more than 1 million lines (XML file). What I need is: Search for "abcd" in the input file > output the result into a output.txt (colloum1) Search for "efghi" in the input file > output the result in to a output.txt (coluun2) Search for "zzzz" in the input file > output the result in to a output.txt (coluun3) Thanks in advance |
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