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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting sdiff discrepancies Post 302520595 by kbuttz on Sunday 8th of May 2011 11:47:01 AM
Old 05-08-2011
Ideally I would like to compare $fname-yday to $fname-today based on the trade id....and have my output file as the tradeId (only if it is in both files) and the corresponding col2 values from both inital files....for example

The deal 10030372 had a value of -410682.73 yday and has a value of -200682.73 today so the final file should read
Code:
10030372~-410682.73~-200682.73

Apologies if im not making myself clear
 

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