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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to strip some characters before putting in array? Post 302931545 by ken6503 on Tuesday 13th of January 2015 04:40:25 PM
Old 01-13-2015
Quote:
Originally Posted by shamrock
Post a sample of the input and desired output...because imo this can all be done with a single nawk without the need for a pipe...
Thanks for your reply, shamrock,

my input like below:
Code:
deptnm-appnm-code     -------     s(deptnm-ocode-30-ddd)
                                  s(deptnm-ocode-00-dum)
deptnm-appnm-ocodel-su   ------- s(deptnm-appnm-ecode)
deptnm-appnm-code-dld -------     s(deptnm-on-rundt-run)
                                  s(deptnm-appnm-ocodel-su)
                                  s(deptnm-appnm-ecode-dld)
                                  s(deptnm-ocode-50-curcnt)
deptnm-appnm-code-dum -------     s(deptnm-on-rundt-bp)

my expected output is
Code:
deptnm-ocode-30-ddd
deptnm-ocode-00-dum
deptnm-appnm-ecode
deptnm-on-rundt-run
deptnm-appnm-ecode-dld
deptnm-ocode-50-curcnt
deptnm-on-rundt-bp

list all jobs in right side, not exist in left side.
 

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