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Sorting data and place them in different folders
Hello Unix gurus,
I am new to Unix. I am working on some dummy project which involves unix scripting. I have a query : There is a file Number.dat which is of form say AAA|123|4563|animal AAA|1234|45634|animal2 BBB|123444|456312|bird BBB|123445|456313|bird2 Here AAA,BBB are headers. Now I want to sort Number.dat based on header and place them in different header.dat file. How do I do that? I would be really greatful if some one helps me. Thanks in advance Vinay |
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