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diff based on fields
Hi,
I want to perform diff on 2 files & print the lines which first field is different. e.g. file 1: 12,23,ask 23,12,bcd file2: 12,14,bac 24,13,ecf I want the output as: 23,12,bcd means: lines from file 1 which are not there in file 2 & not having the same starting field. Thanks in Advance, Harish |
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