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Read a file line by line
I am relatively new to UNIX.
I am having a flat file with around 20,000 lines in it. Basically, it is a dump of a database table with tab character as a delimeter. I want to read the file row by row and process every row. Any suggestions about achieving it efficiently?? Thanks  VEN 
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05-12-2005
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What do you mean by process the file?
Unix has some great text handling abilities. All of them work on a line by line basis.
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