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Old 01-18-2010
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Originally Posted by atlantis
Hi Franklin,

I think I did not explain it clearly in my previous post. Now for example consider the file2 content as

RMR*CO*206Z130004706B**199.93
NTE*OTH*ACCT#J-445-294-1748 366N
DTM*003*091201


and the file1 content as

GS*RA*071000013*102562451P*091130*0520*334052023*X*003050
ST*820*334052023
BPR*C*509.77*C*ACH*CTX*01*071000013*DA*5529085*9000002008**01*071000013*DA*5529085*091130
NTE*ZZZ*QWEST80217E
REF*PY*A97983
REF*TN*081000602100305*TRACE NUMBER FROM THE ACH PAYMENT
DTM*020*091127
N1*PR*CIS INFO. VEND.*ZZ*PAYER FROM ACH
ENT*1*AG*94*CASS
N1*BT*AT&T MOBILITY
RMR*IV*206Z130004706B**214.93
NTE*OTH*ACCT#J-520-294-1749 877M
DTM*003*091101
RMR*IV*503Z130027168B**294.84
NTE*OTH*ACCT#J-644-294-1659 877M
DTM*003*091018
RMR*IV*456Z130027123C**294.84
SE*000014*334052023
GE*1*334052023

Here some content are highlighted in red. We can find the same lines in file2. I want the highlighted 3 lines in file1 to be replaced with content from file2 like

GS*RA*071000013*102562451P*091130*0520*334052023*X*003050
ST*820*334052023
BPR*C*509.77*C*ACH*CTX*01*071000013*DA*5529085*9000002008**01*071000013*DA*5529085*091130
NTE*ZZZ*QWEST80217E
REF*PY*A97983
REF*TN*081000602100305*TRACE NUMBER FROM THE ACH PAYMENT
DTM*020*091127
N1*PR*CIS INFO. VEND.*ZZ*PAYER FROM ACH
ENT*1*AG*94*CASS
N1*BT*AT&T MOBILITY
RMR*CO*206Z130004706B**199.93
NTE*OTH*ACCT#J-445-294-1748 366N
DTM*003*091201

RMR*IV*503Z130027168B**294.84
NTE*OTH*ACCT#J-644-294-1659 877M
DTM*003*091018
RMR*IV*456Z130027123C**294.84
SE*000014*334052023
GE*1*334052023

Sorry for the confusion from my side. Please advice.

Thanks!
my code is solving this issue try it with gawk or awk instead of nawk
# 9  
Old 01-18-2010
Do you have only 1 section (3 lines) in file2?
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