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awk -v X="$Y" -v M="$N" -v str="$K"
{
if [str='1'] then {
if ($0 ~ X ) { sub (xyz.*/,"xyz",$0) }
if ($0 ~ M/ ) { sub (xyz.*/,"xyz",$0) }
}
print 0
}, filename > temp


i am not sure how to...

awk -v X={$Y} -v M={$N} -v str={$K}
{
if [str='1'] then {
if ($0 ~ /X/ ) { sub (xyz.*/,"xyz",$0) }
if ($0 ~ /M/ ) { sub (xyz.*/,"xyz",$0) }
}
print 0
}, filename > temp

this is the full...

we need to remove extra // when using in awk for variable.

Although second approach still dont work

i am using multiple if

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doesn't seem to work .

the second option through errors

any suggestion plz

hi

i am using awk for first time so i am having issue

is it the correct way of using

Y here is variable which i fetch using grep from file

awk -v X={$Y}
{
if ($0 ~ /X/ ) { sub...