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merge two files in ascending order
Hello Friends,

I want to merge two files in ascending order on the first field. And if the first field matches sort on 3rd field i.e, TXADDR should come ahead of RXADDR .

file1
Code:
      9 : TXADDR  : 00000000
     65 : TXDATA  0000000000000011
     83 : TXDATA  0000000000000012
    453 : TXADDR  : 00000000
    509 : TXDATA  0000000000000001
    527 : TXDATA  0000000000000002
    879 : TXADDR  : 00000020
     934 : TXDATA  0000000000000011
     953 : TXDATA  0000000000000012
     971 : TXDATA  0000000000000013
file2
Code:

        9 : RXADDR  : 00000001
      65 : RXDATA  0000000000000011
      83 : RXDATA  0000000000000012
     102 : RXDATA  0000000000000013
     453 : RXADDR  : 00000000
     509 : RXDATA  0000000000000001
     527 : RXDATA  0000000000000002
     546 : RXDATA  0000000000000003
     879 : RXADDR  : 00000020
     934 : RXDATA  0000000000000011
     953 : RXDATA  0000000000000012
     971 : RXDATA  0000000000000013
     990 : RXDATA  0000000000000014
WIth the below command I able to sort and merge on the first field.
Code:
sort -n file1 file2 > file3
In file3 I expect when the first column matches it should give priority to the 3rd column i.e RXADDR & RXDATA.
So in my case the output should be
Code:
      9 : TXADDR  : 00000000
      9 : RXADDR  : 00000001
    65 : TXDATA  0000000000000011
    65 : RXDATA  0000000000000011
I dont know how sort with multiple key with sort pls suggest a option for that. or any other soln.

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user_prady
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The following will sort first by the first key, numerically, and then by the second key alphabetically:

Code:
sort -k1,1n -k2,2 file1 file2 > file3
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use this code:
sort -n -k 1 my1 my2
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use this code:
sort -n -k 1 my1 my2
Thanks for your kind replies , but both the command outputs the same as
the command
Code:
sort -n file1 file2 > file3
I want to reverse the third column so that TXADDR/TXDATA comes before RXADDR/RXDATA when the first column matches . The above commands gives me the reverse..
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Code :

Code:
sort -t":" -k1,1n -k2,2 file1 file2
Output:
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9 : RXADDR : 00000001
9 : TXADDR : 00000000
65 : RXDATA 0000000000000011
65 : TXDATA 0000000000000011
83 : RXDATA 0000000000000012
83 : TXDATA 0000000000000012
102 : RXDATA 0000000000000013
453 : RXADDR : 00000000
453 : TXADDR : 00000000
509 : RXDATA 0000000000000001
509 : TXDATA 0000000000000001
527 : RXDATA 0000000000000002
527 : TXDATA 0000000000000002
546 : RXDATA 0000000000000003
879 : RXADDR : 00000020
879 : TXADDR : 00000020
934 : RXDATA 0000000000000011
934 : TXDATA 0000000000000011
953 : RXDATA 0000000000000012
953 : TXDATA 0000000000000012
971 : RXDATA 0000000000000013
971 : TXDATA 0000000000000013
990 : RXDATA 0000000000000014
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Code :

Code:
sort -t":" -k1,1n -k2,2 file1 file2
Output:
Oh oh . I think I am misguiding you all .

Desired Output :
Code:
9 : TXADDR : 00000000
9 : RXADDR : 00000001
65 : TXDATA 0000000000000011
65 : RXDATA 0000000000000011
83 : TXDATA 0000000000000012
83 : RXDATA 0000000000000012
102 : RXDATA 0000000000000013
453 : TXADDR : 00000000
453 : RXADDR : 00000000
509 : RXDATA 0000000000000001
509 : TXDATA 0000000000000001
527 : TXDATA 0000000000000002
527 : RXDATA 0000000000000002
546 : RXDATA 0000000000000003
879 : TXADDR : 00000020
879 : RXADDR : 00000020
....................
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again thanks a ton for your time..

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user_prady
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The following will sort first by the first key, numerically, and then by the second key alphabetically:

Code:
sort -k1,1n -k2,2 file1 file2 > file3
Thanks for your reply But I want to sort reverse for the second key ..
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