05-30-2008
Thanks again everyone,
I have another question
I have two files, that have the same data in them excluding a few things. I want to compare these two files but they are not in the same order.
for example..
all of the data in the file looks similar to this
E00401001D011029
E00401001D01102D
etc
but they are not in the same order, and when i use the diff file.txt file2txt command it spits out a bunch of random stuff that i dont want, i just want to compare the two files and find the differances. Is there a way i can sort them so they look alike and then it will find the differances? or is there a way i can look through them and find the differances that way.
Thanks a bunch!
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