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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Implementing operators on multiple fields Post 302814409 by kekanap on Wednesday 29th of May 2013 11:40:17 AM
Old 05-29-2013
can we implement that on the rest:
Code:
awk -F',' '$14==9100' *_201304*.csv|wc -l > pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9101' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9102' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9103' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9104' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9105' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9106' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9150' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9151' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9152' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9153' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9200' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9201' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9203' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9300' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9301' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9302' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9303' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9304' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9305' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9400' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9401' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9510' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1;
awk -F',' '$14==9511' *_201304*.csv|wc -l >>pax1

Last edited by Franklin52; 05-30-2013 at 03:41 AM.. Reason: Please use code tags
 

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