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sed in awk ? or nested awk ?
Post 302162871 by varungupta on Wednesday 30th of January 2008 12:04:05 PM
01-30-2008
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I tried using :
fpm=`awk '$2=="966906" {print $3}' tempfind.txt` | sed -n "/$fpm/p" tempfind.txt
but still its not working. Whenever I do only awk '$2=="966906" {print $3}' tempfind.txt it works and gives the value of $3, but when we assign $3 to fpm variable, its not going ahead.
Even i have tried..
fpm=`awk '$2=="966906" {print $3}' tempfind.txt` | echo "$fpm"
It does not show anything.
Where is the matter ?? Please suggust me, this is the last thing in my script and am waiting to complete it.
Thanks !!
Varun
Last edited by varungupta; 01-30-2008 at 05:07 PM..
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