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printf's first argument specifies the format where % is a special character.
man printf
Quick fix:
printf "%s\n", substr($0,1,field_position-1) k substr($0,tl,z) NR >> "ABC.out"
Or use the...

In perl:

perl -ne 'print "$1 $2\n" if /(\w+)\s(?:.*)\((.*)\);$/' inputfile

No - in the file called scriptname there is the statement set -x

You must have put set -x in your original script. Remove it, recompile and test it.

--ahamed

Typically the command awk --version will generate the version of awk that you are using. If you are running on Solaris, it's wise to use nawk instead as the default awk in that environment is quite...

If you're running on Sun/Solaris you might need to use nawk rather than awk. Older versions, including the default awk on Sun boxen (If I remember correctly), have smallish line length restrictions....