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awk question
Is it possible to use a semicolon as a field seperator for awk-F? awk seems to be interpreting the semicolon as something else. I know in other commands you can tell the command that it's not a special character, but I can't remember how nor do I know if it's possible in awk. Thanks
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Code:
awk -F ';' |
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