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09-19-2008
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How to compare to files
I have these two files:
file1 NPANXX|BILLDATE|DIVCODE|COMID|RAO|LIKECODE|BOSS|SORD|STATECODE| 087001|BP01|H|SWBT| |041|IMR6|IMSR6|AR| 087002|BP03|H|SWBT| |042|IMR6|IMSR6|AR| 087003|BP05|H|SWBT| |043|IMR6|IMSR6|AR| ... file2 06300100009999OK 06300200009999OK i want to extract the first six digits of the file2 then the extracted digits will be compared to file1 if match are found it will be extracted and they will be put in a new directory. Im planning to use cut but i dont know how.please help. |
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09-20-2008
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one way Code:
cut -c1-6 file2 > t.sed grep -f t.sed file1 |
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