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08-21-2008
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awk to seperate a string that has a dash
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I have this string XYZ-ABC DFT-ERT QWE-TYU I want to get the part after the dash. how to do that? thanks |
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the correct examples are
XYZ-ABC XYZ-ERT XYZ-TYU meaning the first part XYZ does not change |
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awk -F"-" '{print $2}' filename_where_you_have_the_examples
or cut -d"-" -f2 filename_where_you_have_the_examples |
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