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paste -d "\0" ap_cntrl_total.txt.1 ap_cntrl_total.txt.2, and it shows:
01234567890911051342C091026 0000910517990000000000009105179900000000CHOPME it put space btwn 1026 and 000091 should not have space. ---------- Post updated at 03:54 PM ---------- Previous update was at 03:03 PM ---------- paste -d'', did the trick. |
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