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Yeah, i did. It should be exact match. If it is United Kingdom Mobile 1 in file1, it searches for United Kingdom Mobile through the file2. So it wont match United Staes or United Arab Emirates, it...

So if i have :
United Kingdom in file1

United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates and United States of America in file2

It gets United from file1 and matches it with all the 3 countries from...

Thanks a lot for the explanation. You are the best.

The thing i cant understand is :

if ($0 ~ v) # if actual line ($0) matches index from file1 is our pattern match, right ?
...

WoW ! Thank you ! It works like a charm.

Is it too much, if i ask for explanation about the syntax ?

For example, what is VT and where the hell is the pattern match ? LOL!

Regards.

United Kingdom Mobile 1 matches United Kingdom Mobile OST 1.5. United Kingdom Mobile 1 has lower value ( 1 < 1.5) , so the output should be United Kingdom Mobile 1 File1.

Yeah, i forgot about...

For example :

United Kingdom Mobile, matches United Kingdom Mobile Dev.
United Kingdom Mobile`s value is 1,
United Kingdom Mobile Dev is 0.7

So the output should be :

United Kingdom...

Hello there.

I am trying to compare two files.

File1

Austria Mobile 1
United Kingdom Mobile 1
...

File2

Austria Mobile Vien 2
Austria Mobile Ostr 0
United Kingdom Mobile...

Thanks, it worked like a charm.

Well, i tried to do it with that command line, but i didnt succeeded.

awk -F "," '{x+=$14}END{printf "%.0f", x}' FebruaryTest > FebTestCount.txt

Hello, guys !
I need a little help :)

Lets say i have log files with "n" calls like this one :


""""" <+825080825462>","+825080825462","60197774588","from-internal",...

As soon as i read more and dig deeper about "while do", i will bombard you with questions ;)

Thanks again.

Thanks a lot guys.

With sed and awk examples, it worked like a charm.
I couldnt do it with "while do" , but i will keep trying.

Once again, thanks to everyone.

Hello.

I am trying to get some info from log file.

I have fileA , which contains all the country prefixes (the file contains one column and "n" rows ).

And i have fileB, which contains huge...