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I guess it' my (bad?) style....

I try to do my best using the few unix commands i know.

:D

And i have to admit that when i write something that works, i don't make the efforts to optimize...

Yeaaaaaah,

your answer was nearly the perfect solution. I rearranged it to obtain the following command line :

$ cat toto.txt | awk -F ";" '{printf "%20s %20s %20s\n", $1,$2,$3}'



ANd it...

Hi all,

i have a file toto.txt :


blabla;toumtoudoum;blablabla
toumtoudoumtoudoum;blabla;popopopo
blablabla;etcetcetc;blabla

etc....



As you can see, it is a simple file...

Hi all!

here is a sample of the file i am working on :


$ cat toto.txt
$20030613150250:Flux:ASS_IARD
20030613150250:Nombre d enregistrements Ecrits :27
20030613150250:Flux:ASS_TIER...

:) That is exactly what i was looking for!

Thank you very much to you!

Regards

Howard;)

Oups sorry about that...i though this post hadnt any link with the other one....

Anyway, i dont think i had been very clear on my problem....i want to obtain the following result :
...

Hi all again,

here is the file i am working on :

GREIMBAJ00;BAN_CAV;Loader.sh;2003/06/13;17:04:04
GREIMBAJ00;BAN_CAV;Loader.sh;2003/06/13;17:04:06...

Its working! Its Working !!

Thank you very much !

:) :D :p

Yeah true,

sorry about that....i sorted it roughly...

here is what i wish to obtain :

GREIMBAJ00;BAN_CAV;Loader.sh;2003/06/13;17:04:04
GREIMBAJ00;BAN_CAV;Loader.sh;2003/06/13;17:04:06...

Hi all!

here is the file i am trying to sort :

GREIMBAJ00;BAN_CAV;Loader.sh;2003/06/13;17:04:04
GREIMBAJ00;PER_COT;Loader.sh;2003/06/13;17:04:16...

Hi all!

Here is my problem : I have a string like the following :

20030613170404;BAN_CAV ; starting script Loader.sh on ; 13/06/2003 at ; 17;04;03

I want to eraze all characters located...