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I am currently appempting to replace line 1 from file 1 with line 1 from file 2 and so on down the list until EOF. Is there an easy way to do this? Example
File 1 idtoname 19783:1051144796:02:Fri Aug 12 07:25:24 2005 idtoname 19783:1051136412:02:Fri Aug 12 07:25:26 2005 File2 SysAdmin:DEV2:FileNet SysAdmin:DEV2:FileNet What I need to be the ultimate result is one file to read as follows: SysAdmin:DEV2:FileNet:1051144796:02:Fri Aug 12 07:25:24 2005 SysAdmin:DEV2:FileNet:1051136412:02:Fri Aug 12 07:25:26 2005 Is this possible? Any suggestions? I am relatively new to the Unix world. I know VB well, but do not know a lot about Unix shell. Any help is appreciated. Last edited by Perderabo; 09-06-2005 at 04:49 PM.. Reason: Disable smilies for readability |
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