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https://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/90923-get-latest-file-reading-date-filename.html

As per your input,

ls | awk -F\. 'm<$4{m=$4;f=$0} END{print f}'

awk -F"|" -v OFS="|" '!$3 { $3="099990"} 1' inputfile

Is this what you're looking for?


find /data/raw_files -type f -exec zip -j bundle.zip {} \;

find -type f -name '*pattern*' -exec mv '{}' /path/to/destination ';'

awk -F\| '$1=NR' OFS=\| file

The script works fine when recorded in a file but gives me the same strange output when pasted into a terminal.
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Now works if line 1. (function) is
#
NewName() { A=${1%%.*};...