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Hello Nanduri,

Could you please use code tags for commands/codes/inputs you are showing in your codes as per forum rules. Could you please try following and let me know if this helps you.

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awk '{id=$1; email=$NF; $1=$NF=""; $0 = $0; $1 = $1; name=$0; print "$id=" id; print "$name=" name; print "$email=" email}' file

To be more precise, you really just need a shared file system, whatever one you may chose.

What that file system then requires might very well include clustering and/or a shared volume manager.
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No, not just like that that. You would need some form of clustering with a shared logical volume manager and a shared filesystem... Just mounting two filesystems will lead to corruption.

replace the file cats with the funky code below ...
cat pvs_$i pvs_$i1 | tr "\n" "\c" | awk -F"[ c]" '{print $1, $2, $3, $5}'

paste pvs_$i pvs_$i1