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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Duplicate check by passing external parameter Post 302988811 by ginrkf on Tuesday 3rd of January 2017 07:05:04 AM
Old 01-03-2017
Ok You can leave ignore my previous post.So let me put my requirement here.

I have a pipe delimited file. I am trying to create a UNIX script which can be used across different files to print the duplicates line from the file.

For ex. I have two files A.txt and B.txt

A.txt
Code:
123|345|asd
122|ASD|DEF
123|ASW|231

For this file A.txt I need to print duplicate records based on first column.So my expected out put is

Code:
123|345|asd
123|ASW|231

B.txt
Code:
34|aw|asd
33|aq|qw
54|aq|qw

For this file B.txt I need to print duplicate records based on 2nd and 3rd column.My expected output is

Code:
33|aq|qw
54|aq|qw

So I need to write one script, where I can pass the column positions based on which the duplicate need to be checked can be passed as external parameter.

For the first file, sh test_script.sh 1
For the second file , sh test_script.sh "2,3" something like this
 

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