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Thanks for your response.. But awk is mandatory in my case.. is there a possibility in awk?

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also what...

Many option i tried with different combination. Tried with multiple delimeter option also.. but no luck:(

Inpu file is as below:

CMEOPT1_dump.1:1002 ZN:VTJ3J3C131
CMEOPT1_dump.1:1002 ZN:VTM4M4P123%5
CMEOPT1_dump.1:1002 ZN:VTM3M3P132%5
CMEOPT1_dump.2:1002 OZNG4
CMEOPT2_dump.3:1002 ZB:VTH4H4C132...

This is done.. Thanks Everybody for your helps

That is nice and quick.. Thanks.. i am using the below command on my csv file
awk -F "," 'OFS="," {$a="";$b=""} 1' a=$m b=$n output.csv

the output is like below......

Hi,

i need to remove mth and nth column from a csv file. here m and n is not a specific number. it is a variable

ex.

m=2
n=5

now i need to remove the 2nd and 5th line.. Please help...

Not Working... :(

$> awk -F, 'NR==1{for(i=2;i<=NF;i++) d[i]=$i;print "COMPUTERNAME,DATE"}NR>1{for (i=2;i<=NF;i++) if ($i==0) print $1","d[i]}' /tmp/image.csv
COMPUTERNAME,DATE
$>

Hi experts,

I have a file image.csv as below:

COMPUTERNAME,23/07/2013,22/07/2013,21/07/2013,20/07/2013,19/07/2013,18/07/2013,17/07/2013
AED03852180,3,3,3,3,3,3,3
AED03852181,3,3,3,3,3,3,1...

yes.. That i know.. but how to avoid this prob?

Hi,

Here is my code as below:

test.ksh:
=======

#!/bin/ksh
option="${1}"
while [ $# -gt 0 ]
do
case $1 in
-f) FILE="${2}"
echo "File name is $FILE"
;;
-d)...

tooo good.. Thanks much

Hi,

I have a file monitor.txt as below...


# Times are converted to local time from GMT.
# Local Timezone: EST (GMT -05:00)

PARAM1
{
TIME 30;
CC1 "xxxxx";
CC2 ...