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awk help - matching a field with certail values
Post 302803381 by juzz4fun on Monday 6th of May 2013 02:17:34 PM
05-06-2013
Thanks Don Cragun. That helps.
I was looking for line that "starts with" only.. sorry for that...
I was looking for line that "starts with" only.. sorry for that...
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