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join not working
I was trying to merge the following two example files using their first field:
join -1 1 -2 1 file1 file 2 but nothing is produced. The expected result should be: rs1005152 7 q21.3 3 It appears that the length of the first field in file1 is causing the problem. Any suggesting on how to use join to produce the desired result? I know there are other ways to get the result but I have to use the join because the real files are huge. Thanks in advance. file1: rs10051507 5 q21.3 rs10051514 5 p15.32 rs10051527 5 q21.2 rs1005152 7 q21.3 rs10051540 5 q21.3 rs10051548 5 q21.1 rs1005155 X q27.3 rs10051594 5 q34 file2: rs1003456 3 rs1005152 3 |
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