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I am fairly new in unix I was wondering if anybody can help me out with this:
I am trying to output to a file the following fields; Field1 Field2 Field4 From a database file dataBase1. this is how the file looks: dataBase1 TABLE DATA Example ================== Table ------------------------------------ Field1 : XXXXXXXXXX Field2 : XXXXXXXXXX Field3 : XXXXXXXXXX Field4 : XXXXXXXXX I am however able to output the fields i wanted one by one by using *dataBase1_dump -a |grep "Field1 : XXXXX" >filename.out but I wanted to maybe like output the file in this format Field1 : XXXXXXXXXX Field2 : XXXXXXXXXX Field4 : XXXXXXXXX Thank You so much for taking the time looking into this guys. |
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