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Lines too long error
Hi Gurus,
I have a big file having around 5000 lines. What I need to do is as below. $cat myfile aaaa bbbb ccc ddd ... I want the output to be as below: 'aaaa,'bbbb','cccc'.... For this I have written something like this code: vi sac.txt |nawk '{printf NR","}'>ss code: But here the problem is when I try to open the file "ss", it says "Lines to long" Please helpl me!!!! |
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