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04-15-2008
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nawk array help
This is a derivative of a question I asked earlier, but I can't figure out how to make all of the pieces work (mainly the array piece).
How do I get the following data set: aaa|bbb|ccc|123|ddd... abc|def|ghi|123|jkm... aaa|bbb|ccc|456|ddd... abc|def|ghi|456|jkm... aaa|bbb|ccc|789|ddd... abc|def|ghi|789|jkm... to look like: aaa|bbb|ccc|123|ddd... abc|def|ghi|123|jkm... Bascially I need to dedupe the file and I don't care which of the multiples I end up with. Also since the file layout can be multiple lenghts I was thinking about using $0 to just cover my bases. My name says it all. Help! 
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04-15-2008
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Oh, I almost forgot, the only field that is used in matching is the first field - the "aaa" or "abc".
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04-16-2008
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04-16-2008
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