03-11-2007
dynamic
sorry, for not being more specific:
I am processing 2 large files - 10mil records
One is master and the other is detail. Because there is no uniqueness between them I have to rely on the row count of each file before processing.
With that said, I cut -d "|" -f2 from both files into > aa.out and ab.out
Once this is complete, I sort both files and do a diff to get the records in one and not the other and vice versa.
Now that I have a diff.out (most of the time it will only be a record or two)
I need to be able to remove them from the original file before application processing.
I will attempt to illustrate and for your review:
File 1
111111
222222
333333
555555
File 2
111111
222222
333333
444444
cat diff.out
03c4400
444444
03c5556
555555
I now need to remove those two records from both files - please let me know if any ideas.
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