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Hi

The 1st part of the command still gives discrepencies

When I run this sdiff file1 file2 | tr -d "[\t ]" | the end of my file looks like this

26250326~-1782.25|26253872~434.06...

The above partially works...if i write it like this:

sdiff test1 test2 | awk -F"~" '{if ($1=$3) print $1"~"$2"~"$4}'

I get an output similar to this..

45194.92~30993.55 ...

Ideally I would like to compare $fname-yday to $fname-today based on the trade id....and have my output file as the tradeId (only if it is in both files) and the corresponding col2 values from both...

Hi All

I have two large (similar) files that have a unique number in the first column...(the trade id) and then a value for that trade in the second column...delimited by "~". Here is a snippet...