I have this now which print the 125 right but all with NA and dont get the pattern right
Code:
for X in james mark john peter sam
do
for Y in james mark john peter sam
do
for Z in james mark john peter sam
do
name=$(basename $X) # Why you need this - As X is james mark john peter sam,
if [ -s $X ] # And What you are checking here.....? X is only names...
then
grep -o count/$X-$Y-$Z file01 | awk ‘{print $0}’ >> file02.txt # what you are searching here?.. For "count/$X-$Y-$Z" pattern .??
else
echo "count/$X-$Y-$Z NA NA NA NA" >> file02.txt
fi
done
done
done
Assuming you are searching for pattern "$X-$Y-$Z"
Code:
for X in james mark john peter sam
do
for Y in james mark john peter sam
do
for Z in james mark john peter sam
do
if [[ `grep "$X-$Y-$Z" -c file01` -gt 0 ]]
then
grep -o "$X-$Y-$Z" file01 >> file02.txt
else
echo "$X-$Y-$Z NA NA NA NA" >> file02.txt
fi
done
done
done
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Ind2 12 12 00
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CMMIRNRJ
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CMMIRNDJ
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and dont get the pattern right