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joining the data
Dear friends,
I have two data both sorted on the first field having same record length in ascending orders. In the first file I have only two fields and only 100 or max 1200 records seperated with ":" and saved in foo1 . The second file is masters file having all the rquired information like address and pincode etc, a very large file from which only 6 to 8 fields are required.The required fields are extracted in foo2 . Using grep will fetch whole record , I want only certain fileds only. I have used the commd: join -a1 1 -a2 1 -t: -o 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 foo1 foo2 > foo3 Result whole data of foo2 <the large file> gets extracted?? Is ther any limitation for join command because man pages have very small writeup on the commd. Help is solicited ? Pleeeease !! With due respect to mastroe ![]() Last edited by vakharia Mahesh; 03-16-2007 at 10:24 AM.. |
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