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Hi,

If you're wanting to print the separate fields of a CSV out one per line, then something like this would work:


$ cat test.csv...

echo 'HiringManager_RHMC, DirectSupervisor_RHMC, ProcessServerReadAccess_ST' | awk -F, '$1=$1' OFS='\n'

Not sure this works with all tr versions:


echo "HiringManager_RHMC, DirectSupervisor_RHMC, ProcessServerReadAccess_ST" | tr -s ', ' '\n'
HiringManager_RHMC
DirectSupervisor_RHMC...

Some sort versions - my is

$ sort --version
sort (GNU coreutils) 8.30

- offer the option (man sort)

so it would yield$ sort -M file
Jan 20 16:27:38 2020
Jan 20 16:29:51 2020
Jan 20...

Using RudiC's suggestion of -M , using GNU sort
sort -k4n -k1,1M -k2,3n file
Would complete the sort.

To sort dates it works best to convert them to epoch seconds - the number of seconds since Jan 1 970. This code adds an epoch time sorts based on the epoch time, then prints the original minus the...

With problems like this, it is always a good idea to tell us what operating system and shell you're using. And, we need a clearer description of what constitutes a field in your input file and where...

Hi,
with gnu sed:
$ cat /tmp/f2.txt
ACACCTCAT 129 | ACACCTCAT 0
ACACCTCATX 171 | ACACCTCATX 0...

Please use code tags as required by forum rules!

Actually, without those, your request is close to unreadable. Are you lookíng for dn:, or just dn:? For the latter, trysed 's/dn:/\n&/' file

dn:...

grep has the ability to search for characters at the beginning of a line. If you look at the examples section of the man page for grep you'll see it.


grep -v '^0'


should work.

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@loktamann: ls -ltr does not produce that kind of output. It is important that you state the data sample details accurately, so that forum members do not waste their valuable time.
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As long as the data matches, folder names, file names across two dirs and you just want the attributes, you might look at ---attributes-only option of GNU cp.

Please be way more specific, unless awk '/table1 *5/' file2 satisfies you...

Your welcome loktamann. Let me show you 2 ways to use code tags.
1st: While replying to any post or while opening a new THREAD etc, in TITLE bar you will see a button where it will be written co...

You can try:
perl -pi -e 's/\bprod\b/test/g'

This highly depends on e.g. the sed version you are running. With mine(sed (GNU sed) 4.2.2), this works:
echo "This is a test and only a test for production - prod" | sed -e 's/\<prod\>/test/g'...

Try an extension to RavinderSingh13's proposal:awk 'FNR==NR{A[$1]=$0;next} ($1 in A){print A[$1], $0, A[$1]!=$0?"different":""}' file1 file2
test1 123 test1 111 different
test2 200 test2 200

Hello loktamann,

Welcome to forums, hope you will enjoy learning/sharing knowledge/experiences here with us. Request you to please use code tags as per forum rules for codes/Inputs/commands which...