09-28-2010
I want to check below 3 things,
1] number of fields in each line
2] Fields should be seperated by semi-colon
3] Line should be ended with line feed \n
Could you please help me out to write shell script for this? Thanks in advance.
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.eh t Even page header title is set to t.
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