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find the string in the 55th column [awk]
hi people,
i need a help!!!! i'm trying use a awk command, but i dont have success!.. i need find the string 'FL' in 55th column in a length file of 2.4Gb!!! Attempts: awk -F"\t" ' { if ($55 ~ /^F/) print $0} ' FILE awk -F"\t" ' { if ($55 ~ /FL/) print $0} ' FILE awk -F"\t" ' { if ($55 ~ /F$/) print $0} ' FILE AWK ??? !sorry for my english! |
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