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echo "Filename.txt" |awk -F"\0", '{print NF}'
this is waht the code looks like. just like the first post.

As I said befor I have used one of the line in my first post. I am reading in the raw converted file. After that I don't know what you mean by reading in the file. I am jsut typing in the file name.

Ok if \0 is null how do I get around that? These are all over the record and need to be counted.

I am jut typing the code in on the command line so it is read in at FILE listed above

od -c gives me:

\v 204 \0

for the fist set of characters.

No there is a ^k\204 at the start

I am trying to write a shell scrip that can give me the line length of a record that was in EBDIC and then converted to ASCII. Everything I try reports 1 yet the length is 2000+. I have tried
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Does not work, just does nothing.

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