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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting using awk Post 302449752 by dazdseg on Tuesday 31st of August 2010 11:08:47 AM
Old 08-31-2010
you have a output file something like:--
Code:
OCS4 001 181455Z/NOV/09 34 31,03 S 49 18,04 W 3305 X
OCS4 002 182057Z/NOV/09 34 12,40 S 49 56,21 W 2601 X
OCS4 003 190240Z/NOV/09 33 53,45 S 50 35,37 W 1350 X
OCS4 004 190730Z/NOV/09 33 35,05 S 51 10,99 W 100 X
OCS4 005 190919Z/NOV/09 33 28,40 S 51 24,18 W 75 X

can you also tell me what is the output you are expecting.
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