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Old 09-12-2012
Data Need help with sorting in paragraphs

I am very new to shell scripting, current try to do a sorting of a text file in paragraphs with ksh script.

example:

File content:

A1100001 line 1 = "testing"
line 2 = something,
line 3 = 100

D1200003 line 1 = "testing"
line 2 = something,
line 3 = 100

B1200003 line 1 = "testing"
line 2 = something,
line 3 = 100

i want the output to be like:

output:

A1100001 line 1 = "testing"
line 2 = something,
line 3 = 100

B1200003 line 1 = "testing"
line 2 = something,
line 3 = 100

D1200003 line 1 = "testing"
line 2 = something,
line 3 = 100

i try use sort but it will sort every line, instead of the 3 lines together

Any advise on how to do a sort by the "A1100001" yet move the 3 lines togther?
 

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