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Take a look at this site, it has awk and perl solution.

https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/75091-how-transpose-table-data-using-awk.html

Build .netrc file in your script and then call ftp.
google .netrc for samples.

You have to redirect input to the command. Try following:

$ cat test.txt
/2010|1|2842|C|9999999900099|0|083|484.09|879|4004.59|1363|6277.43|1118|5020.95...

You may try following code, "set -o noexec" will be displayed, you will have to filter that out.


if [ $4 != "-f" ]
then
set -v
set -o noexec
fi

Here is another simple solution:

for i in $(cat file.txt)
do
echo "$i: $(grep -c $i file.txt)"
done | sort -u

Which operating systems are you using?
gawk is GNU awk and you may have to install it if you are not using Linux. On Linux awk is gawk.

zaxxon's approach may fail if the xml files are big. grep...