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the program too slow there is any solution?
i want to make match between two file:
the first about 1000 records and the second about 67000 records I used the nested loop for that the program is two slow how can i fast this the program ex: more file1|while read i do more file2|while read x do if $parameter1=$parameter2 then ..... fi done done |
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