09-03-2008
Create an array with awk
List,
I want to have an array created of a particular item in the following textfile:
router> show user
Se4/0:29 site1 Sync PPP - Bundle: Di372
Se5/0:29 site2 Sync PPP - Bundle: Di340
router>
The array should have 2 entries, site1 and site2
I tried with the following:
ISDNSITES=`grep Bundle isdn.htm | awk '{print $2}'`
Although I get the correct output, it only has one array element, "site1 site2". How can I create multiple elements here?
Thanks a lot for the help!
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