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Conditional sorting on fixed length flat file
I have a fixed length file that need to be sorted according to the following rule
IF B=1 ORDER by A,BInput file is ABC 131 112 122 231 212 222 Output needed ABC 112 131 122 212 231 222 Any help is appreciated. |
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