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Thanks Rajamahavan, Ygor, both work in Solaris. and thanks all of the rest.

$ tr -s " " "\n" < try1.txt
etst
test1
fdsfsdfds
test1
$ tr -s "\t" "\n" < try1.txt
etst test1 fdsfsdfds
test1
$

I did not get the duplicates picked up.

$ tr -s "[ \t]" "\n" < try1.txt
etst test1 fdsfsdfds
test1

i relaced "file_name" with the source file, tried, and nothing found in the "output_file".

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Should...

no remove old file, just find the dups and spool those to a new file.
thanks.

I have big spooled file which contains thousands of user account Ids. I'd want to find the duplicates of the ids in the file. Say those ids are words with numbers + alphabets, no special characters....