04-13-2004
NR will give me the current record number. When Awk grabs a record, NR will surely give me the record number, but NF is set to the total number of fields in that record. I was hoping there was a variable that was also set to give me the current field that was being read. But as I think about it more, I guess this isnt really needed since I can iterate through all fields using a "for loop" and the value of NF. Thanks.
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odbc_result
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odbc_result - Get result data
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