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Extract data with awk and write to several files
Post 302506389 by LinWin on Sunday 20th of March 2011 01:11:20 PM
03-20-2011
Thanks guys !
Your one-liners is doing what I wanted.
Awk really is a powerful tool
Martin.
Your one-liners is doing what I wanted.
Awk really is a powerful tool
Martin.
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