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What is the diference between text files?
Post 302528115 by orma on Monday 6th of June 2011 12:24:17 PM
06-06-2011
What is the diference between text files?
Hello World! 
I did one shell script to read one txt file containing one phone numbers list and perform one search of numbers into a couple of log files.
When I use the file called "qq.txt" the script works correctly but using file called "MSISDN_Deactivation_Pending_Todos.txt" numers aren't processed.
I opened both files using vi editor and executed ":set list" to check for hiden characters but I can not see any unmormal character.
Kindly some one should tell me what is the difference between both archives ("qq.txt" & "MSISDN_Deactivation_Pending_Todos.txt")?
Thank you in advance
ORMA
I did one shell script to read one txt file containing one phone numbers list and perform one search of numbers into a couple of log files.
When I use the file called "qq.txt" the script works correctly but using file called "MSISDN_Deactivation_Pending_Todos.txt" numers aren't processed.
I opened both files using vi editor and executed ":set list" to check for hiden characters but I can not see any unmormal character.
Kindly some one should tell me what is the difference between both archives ("qq.txt" & "MSISDN_Deactivation_Pending_Todos.txt")?
Thank you in advance
ORMA
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