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use paste command, refer man for more details

It seems you are dumping & combining the rows which have common first element in the row for each files
you can use join command



refer man join for more details

use find command



Go through find man pages

If the files are sorted, then join command can help

refer man pages for join...

join -v1 file1 file2 should work

I normally use sed in this context

## print line number 1 to 2
sed -n '1,2p' XXX.dat > output_file

## cat another file
cat YYY.dat >> output_file

## print remaining lines from file 1
sed...

Few of my favourites are:

## I recomment below two to everyone using FF
NoScript
McAfee SiteAdvisor

## below two who frequenlty use FF & IE
FireFox View
IE View Lite

## Others
Colorful...

puts some sample input and required output

Surely bcoz of addons.... But FF3 is not that good... it consumes to much CPU and Memory.. But still I voted for FF.

I use kmeleon (http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/). light wieght.. and clean

sed 's/[:=]/ /g' InputFileName | awk '{print "var"NR"= "$1"\nvalue"NR"="$2}'
-->
var1= Name
value1=sachin
var2= address
value2=something
var3= phone
value3=111

sed 's/[:=]/ /g' InputFileName | awk '{print "var1= "$1"\nvalue1="$2}'
Its working for me

there are many ways to do this...
I normally use sed for this,

sed -n '3,/ArbitWord/p' <inputFile>

here ArbitWord is something which you can not expect to be present in your input file
...

grep query -A 2 inputFileName | grep -v query

Some thing similar
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cat filename | paste -s -
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Or for more advance operations, I have awk script by some forum like this
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#! /bin/sh

##...

Manier times the editor you use (I use vi & emacs) creates it own temporay backup files. If you can not recover the original one, you can use the backup files. They normally contains the data till...

sed script would contains
s/Search1/Replace1
s/Search2/Replace2
s/Search3/Replace3
s/Search4/Replace4

now you can use this script (TCSH) as
foreach f (`cat fileList`)
sed -f SedScript $f
end

seq 1 14 | xargs -n 6