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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Change Data base on Column Post 302931378 by pareshkp on Monday 12th of January 2015 05:32:59 PM
Old 01-12-2015
Change Data base on Column

Base of last two column i want to change may data

if Last two Column have A and C then Copy Column $4 to Column $3.

Input :-

Code:
DD142 0_1 DD142_A DD142_B A B
DD142 1_1 DD142_B DD142_C B C
DD142 2_1 DD142_A DD142_C A C
DD142 3_1 DD142_A  A 
DD142 3_2 DD142_A  A 
DD142 4_1 DD142_B  B 
DD142 4_2 DD142_B  B 
DD142 5_1 DD142_C  C 
DD142 5_2 DD142_C  C 
DD709 0_1 DD709_A DD709_B A B
DD709 1_1 DD709_B DD709_C B C
DD709 2_1 DD709_A DD709_C A C

Output :-

Code:
DD142 0_1 DD142_A 
DD142 1_1 DD142_B 
DD142 2_1 DD142_C
DD142 3_1 DD142_A  
DD142 3_2 DD142_A  
DD142 4_1 DD142_B  
DD142 4_2 DD142_B  
DD142 5_1 DD142_C  
DD142 5_2 DD142_C  
DD709 0_1 DD709_A 
DD709 1_1 DD709_B 
DD709 2_1 DD709_C

 

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