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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Awk question. Post 302668447 by nua7 on Monday 9th of July 2012 09:23:23 AM
Old 07-09-2012
Hi Zaxxon!
It's pretty close ! This is what I get when I run your code.
Code:
Andrea Miara,am1900,PAINT,1
Andrea Miara,am1900,PROCD,1
Andrea Miara,am1900,PROVC,1
Andrea Miara,am1900,SOVER,1
Andrea Miara,am1900,USERF,1
Andrea Miara,am1900,VENDR,1
Allison Maganzini,am2682,AUTHQ,1
Allison Maganzini,am2682,COLOR,0
Allison Maganzini,am2682,INCLM,1
Allison Maganzini,am2682,OPCLM,1
Allison Maganzini,am2682,PARAM,0
Allison Maganzini,am2682,PROCD,1
Allison Maganzini,am2682,PROVC,1
Allison Maganzini,am2682,SOVER,1
Allison Maganzini,am2682,USERF,1
Allison Maganzini,am2682,VENDR,1

What should be done to get userid "am2682" as the first field.
 

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