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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Unable to print "|" in echo Post 303019529 by svks1985 on Sunday 1st of July 2018 02:15:39 PM

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Here is the complete output:

Code:

0000000  52  65  70  6f  72  74  20  4e  61  6d  65  7c  52  65  63  6f
           R   e   p   o   r   t       N   a   m   e   |   R   e   c   o
0000020  72  64  20  43  6f  75  6e  74  73  0a  4d  45  4d  42  45  52
           r   d       C   o   u   n   t   s  \n   M   E   M   B   E   R
0000040  5f  49  4e  43  5f  32  30  31  38  30  36  33  30  37  32  30
           _   I   N   C   _   2   0   1   8   0   6   3   0   7   2   0
0000060  30  32  2e  74  78  74  7c  32  35  34  31  39  32  39  0a  50
           0   2   .   t   x   t   |   2   5   4   1   9   2   9  \n   P
0000100  52  4f  56  49  44  45  52  5f  49  4e  43  5f  32  30  31  38
           R   O   V   I   D   E   R   _   I   N   C   _   2   0   1   8
0000120  30  36  33  30  36  33  39  32  34  2e  74  78  74  7c  35  38
           0   6   3   0   6   3   9   2   4   .   t   x   t   |   5   8
0000140  36  33  0a  50  52  4f  56  5f  43  4f  4e  54  52  41  43  54
           6   3  \n   P   R   O   V   _   C   O   N   T   R   A   C   T
0000160  5f  49  4e  43  5f  32  30  31  38  30  36  33  30  36  34  33
           _   I   N   C   _   2   0   1   8   0   6   3   0   6   4   3
0000200  30  30  2e  74  78  74  7c  35  32  35  32  39  36  0a  56  45
           0   0   .   t   x   t   |   5   2   5   2   9   6  \n   V   E
0000220  4e  44  4f  52  5f  49  4e  43  5f  32  30  31  38  30  36  33
           N   D   O   R   _   I   N   C   _   2   0   1   8   0   6   3
0000240  30  36  33  36  30  34  2e  74  78  74  7c  31  30  32  0a
           0   6   3   6   0   4   .   t   x   t   |   1   0   2  \n
0000257

---------- Post updated at 10:47 AM ---------- Previous update was at 09:40 AM ----------

Seems like I found the solution. Problem lies with the control file. It has \n (LF) between the lines. It should have \r\n (CR + LF).
This would work to convert the file:

Code:

awk '{printf "%s\r\n", $0}' CONTROL_FILE.txt

I would let you know how that goes.
Thanks RudiC for showing me the torch light :-)

---------- Post updated at 01:15 PM ---------- Previous update was at 10:47 AM ----------

Fixed the control file and still getting the same issue.

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