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I am using the following command at the Unix prompt to make my 'infile' into a fixed width file of 100 characters.
awk '{printf "%-100s\n",$0}' infile > outfile However, there are some records with a special character "©" These records are using 3 characters in place of one and my record size is increasing to 102 because of that. Can someone suggest me a solution so that the width of the record does not exceed 100 when I transfer this file as text to other server using ftp? Regards, Alok Last edited by alok.benjwal; 12-21-2004 at 07:06 PM.. |
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