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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to change certain values in a file Post 302700623 by redse171 on Thursday 13th of September 2012 07:21:58 PM
Old 09-13-2012
Hi RudiC,

It worked when i used the sample above. But, unfortunately it did not work when i use my real data. I noticed that because my real file have more IDs that are not match with file2. I have tried changing your script but the output that i got is ridiculous.

when the file.txt is like this:

Code:
ID    P_200 START    12412 END    12444 // ID    P_6  START   235411   END    18763  //  ID    P_10  START    631012  END    32814  //  ID    P_60 START    3112 END    3281 // ID    P_9 START    5812 END    6112 // ID    P_133 START    389417  END    314124  //

the correct output supposed to be like this:


Code:
ID    P_200
START    12412
END    12444
//
ID    P_6 
START   22765 
 END    18763 
// 
ID    P_10 
START    39644 
END    32814 
//
 ID    P_60
START    3112
END    3281
//
ID    P_9
START    5812
END    6112
//
ID    P_133
START    42674 
END    314124 
//

The values of START for ID P_200, P_60 and P_9 should remain unchanged as there are no match in file2 for all of them.appreciate your help on this. Thanks

Last edited by redse171; 09-14-2012 at 02:08 PM..
 

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