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AWK Merge Fields for Print Output
Post 302141653 by RacerX on Sunday 21st of October 2007 11:58:13 AM
10-21-2007
There's alot i do not understand about the AWK language, or computer programming for that matter 
Thanks for the schooling.
The typo you found in my code, was what i thought was a typo in your original demonstration framework code, since as you pointed out field3 was never defined, i thought you had originally made a typo.
I'm going to trash the program and start over as i do not understand most of how it works.
Thanks for the schooling.The typo you found in my code, was what i thought was a typo in your original demonstration framework code, since as you pointed out field3 was never defined, i thought you had originally made a typo.
I'm going to trash the program and start over as i do not understand most of how it works.
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