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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Add lines with sed or awk Post 302389399 by aydj on Sunday 24th of January 2010 06:22:10 PM
Old 01-24-2010
Add lines with sed or awk

I want to get an output from the input as below:

Input:

Code:
ASDDS14 RXOTX-39-8        AB0991C   TRY1900
AEDFS12 RXOTX-39-9        TK0991C   TRY800
HSVDS11 RXOTX-389-10      LG0991C   TRY1900
BSDDS09 RXOTX-394-0       AA0066A   TRY800

OUTPUT:

Code:
ASDDS14 RXOTS-39-8-0        AB0991C   TRY1900
ASDDS14 RXOTS-39-8-1        AB0991C   TRY1900 
ASDDS14 RXOTS-39-8-2        AB0991C   TRY1900 
ASDDS14 RXOTS-39-8-3        AB0991C   TRY1900 
ASDDS14 RXOTS-39-8-4        AB0991C   TRY1900 
ASDDS14 RXOTS-39-8-5        AB0991C   TRY1900 
ASDDS14 RXOTS-39-8-6        AB0991C   TRY1900    
ASDDS14 RXOTS-39-8-7        AB0991C   TRY1900
AEDFS12 RXOTS-39-9-0        TK0991C   TRY800
AEDFS12 RXOTS-39-9-1        TK0991C   TRY800
AEDFS12 RXOTS-39-9-2        TK0991C   TRY800
AEDFS12 RXOTS-39-9-3        TK0991C   TRY800
AEDFS12 RXOTS-39-9-4        TK0991C   TRY800
AEDFS12 RXOTS-39-9-5        TK0991C   TRY800
AEDFS12 RXOTS-39-9-6        TK0991C   TRY800
AEDFS12 RXOTS-39-9-7        TK0991C   TRY800    
HSVDS11 RXOTS-389-10-0      LG0991C   TRY1900
HSVDS11 RXOTS-389-10-1      LG0991C   TRY1900
HSVDS11 RXOTS-389-10-2      LG0991C   TRY1900
HSVDS11 RXOTS-389-10-3      LG0991C   TRY1900
HSVDS11 RXOTS-389-10-4      LG0991C   TRY1900
HSVDS11 RXOTS-389-10-5      LG0991C   TRY1900
HSVDS11 RXOTS-389-10-6      LG0991C   TRY1900   
HSVDS11 RXOTS-389-10-7      LG0991C   TRY1900   
BSDDS09 RXOTS-394-0-0       AA0066A   TRY800    
BSDDS09 RXOTS-394-0-1       AA0066A   TRY800
BSDDS09 RXOTS-394-0-2       AA0066A   TRY800
BSDDS09 RXOTS-394-0-3       AA0066A   TRY800
BSDDS09 RXOTS-394-0-4       AA0066A   TRY800
BSDDS09 RXOTS-394-0-5       AA0066A   TRY800
BSDDS09 RXOTS-394-0-6       AA0066A   TRY800
BSDDS09 RXOTS-394-0-7       AA0066A   TRY800

 

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INFADD(1)						      General Commands Manual							 INFADD(1)

NAME
infadd - infinite additions to LDAP server SYNOPSIS
infadd -s suffix -u bindDN -w password [options] DESCRIPTION
infadd is used to measure performance of the add operation. It can span multiple threads in order to test the performance under heavy lock- ing. OPTIONS
-h hostname hostname (default: localhost) -p port port (default: 389) -t threads number of threads to spin (default: 1) -d use TCP no-delay -q quiet mode (no status updates) -v verbose mode (give per-thread statistics) -I num first uid (default: 0) -l count limit count; stops when the total count exceeds <count> -i msec sample interval in milliseconds (default: 10000) -R size generate <size> random names instead of using data files -z size add binary blob of average size of <size> bytes SEE ALSO
rsearch(1) AUTHOR
infadd was written by the 389 Project. REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs to http://bugzilla.redhat.com. COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2001 Sun Microsystems, Inc. Used by permission. Copyright (C) 2008 Red Hat, Inc. This manual page was written by Michele Baldessari <michele@pupazzo.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the Directory Server license found in the LICENSE file of this software distribution. This license is essentially the GNU General Public License version 2 with an exception for plug-in distribution. May 18, 2008 INFADD(1)
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