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08-12-2005

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Hi

you can try this,
considered | delimited sample file

this is just an example of how to proceed with regarding formatting
and need many modifications proceeding with report generation purposes.

Please try, and let me know ur comments abt this.

Both the formats are generated.

# !/usr/bin/ksh

old_alpha=#
app_char=' '
first_line=''
second_line=''
third_line=''

#First Format
for i in `cat sample`
do
num=`echo $i | cut -f1 -d"|"`
alpha=`echo $i | cut -f2 -d"|"`

if [ $alpha != $old_alpha ]
then
first_line=$first_line$alpha$app_char
second_line=$second_line$num$app_char
else
third_line=$third_line$num$app_char
fi

old_alpha=$alpha
done

echo "$first_line"
echo "$second_line"
echo "$third_line"

#Second Format
old_alpha=#
for i in `cat sample`
do
num=`echo $i | cut -f1 -d"|"`
alpha=`echo $i | cut -f2 -d"|"`

if [ $alpha != $old_alpha ]
then
echo $alpha
echo $num
else
echo $num
fi

old_alpha=$alpha
done
exit 0

Thanks

matrixmadhan

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