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help me how to use nawk for required output
Post 302280146 by dodasajan on Monday 26th of January 2009 06:46:14 AM
01-26-2009
sir it give some error like
net_script: sub: not found
net_script: syntax error at line 3: `my' unexpected
and please explain me this SCRIPT that how it works
net_script: sub: not found
net_script: syntax error at line 3: `my' unexpected
and please explain me this SCRIPT that how it works
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