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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting best practice please Post 302324402 by Mikey on Wednesday 10th of June 2009 03:25:52 PM
Old 06-10-2009
Thank you It worked but ...
It reversed the order of all the dates in the file.

Now they are all in there starting yesterday and ending in begining.
Its kind of funny looking at the graphs backwards.

-----Post Update-----

I'm not sure if its right or not but this does work

sort /var/www/solar_month3.csv >> /var/www/solar_month2.csv
tail -n2 /var/www/rec_month.csv >> /var/www/rec_month2.csv
awk -F"," '{A[$1]=$0}END{for ( i in A) {print A[i]}}' /var/www/rec_month2.csv >> /var/www/rec_month3.csv
rm /var/www/rec_month2.csv
sort /var/www/rec_month3.csv >> /var/www/rec_month2.csv
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REC2CSV(1)							   User Commands							REC2CSV(1)

NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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