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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to replicated records using sed Post 302257545 by Russ on Wednesday 12th of November 2008 12:28:19 PM
Old 11-12-2008
How to replicated records using sed
I need to generate exactly 102 duplicates in a file using sed.

Here's an example of my input:
Grid-ref = 1, 148
Grid-ref = 1, 311
Grid-ref = 1, 428


I need:
Grid-ref = 1, 148
Grid-ref = 1, 148
Grid-ref = 1, 148
Grid-ref = 1, 148
... repeated 102 times, then
Grid-ref = 1, 311
Grid-ref = 1, 311
Grid-ref = 1, 311
... repeated 102 times, then record 3, etc.

Any ideas using either sed (preferably), awk or ksh?

thanks
 

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