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thanks alister
I used a tempfile to solve this problem then re-grep the values... but I thought there must be another more professional way to do it.
thanks for the solution you provided & I will...

sorry this doesn't help me.
I'm not a UNIX guy but still trying to learn...
how can you use your code with alister's and make it work?

Corona688
Can you do me a favour and show me how you do it
Thanks in advance

Corona688

I think that would work if we have only one variable in awk, unless I'm missing something...
can you please show me where in here do you use `` to capture x & y
bzcat test.test.bz2 |...

@ alister
this is great!! really appreciate your quick help
keep up the good job
I will test it on the prod server
thanks alot

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pikk45, thanks for the clarification... I know that I could do bzcat twice...
but this way, I'm unzipping the source file twice which's consuming alot of server's resources (hight CPU utilization)...

thanks alister, as I told you I'm still learning Unix... so not sure I get what you're trying to explain.
could you please clarify/fix my script so it works properly
regards

I'm new to Unix, trying to parse a huge 600MB zipped file...
I need to bzcat this file once and do some calculations (word count) on the lines based on certain criteria (see script)
the correct...