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# 15  
Old 06-07-2011
from linux

Code:
nsn@linux-nsn:~/flipflop> head -10 scc.txt | cat -vet
9647810043118^M$
9647810043126^M$
9647810043155^M$
9647810043161^M$
9647810043166^M$
9647810043185^M$
9647810043200^M$
9647810043203^M$
9647810043250^M$
9647810043277^M$

Code:
nsn@linux-nsn:~/flipflop> head -10 sdd.txt | cat -vet
418200100045528,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810042955,9647802999956^M$
418200100045549,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810042976,9647802999956^M$
418200100045652,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043081,9647802999956^M$
418200100045665,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043094,9647802999956^M$
418200100045688,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043118,9647802999956^M$
418200100045696,2301,A,ALL,T11,9647810043126,9647802999978^M$
418200100045724,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043155,9647802999956^M$
418200100045730,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043161,9647802999956^M$
418200100045735,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043166,9647802999977^M$
418200100045754,2301,A,ALL,T11,9647810043185,9647802999956^M$

and from unix

Code:
root@intestn2> head -10 scc.txt | cat -vet
9647810043118^M$
9647810043126^M$
9647810043155^M$
9647810043161^M$
9647810043166^M$
9647810043185^M$
9647810043200^M$
9647810043203^M$
9647810043250^M$
9647810043277^M$

Code:
root@intestn2> head -10 sdd.txt | cat -vet
418200100045528,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810042955,9647802999956^M$
418200100045549,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810042976,9647802999956^M$
418200100045652,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043081,9647802999956^M$
418200100045665,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043094,9647802999956^M$
418200100045688,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043118,9647802999956^M$
418200100045696,2301,A,ALL,T11,9647810043126,9647802999978^M$
418200100045724,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043155,9647802999956^M$
418200100045730,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043161,9647802999956^M$
418200100045735,2100,A,ALL,T11,9647810043166,9647802999977^M$
418200100045754,2301,A,ALL,T11,9647810043185,9647802999956^M$

Thank u for ur patience Smilie
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# 16  
Old 06-07-2011
So the awk command I suggested giving the result OK on unix but not on Linux?

Please paste here as it is , how you are executing the awk command line in Linux.
# 17  
Old 06-07-2011
It did not work on my machines, it worked on my colleagues one and it is not with me to get the result, he just tried for me remotely Smilie
# 18  
Old 06-07-2011
your files contain ^M-s - they've been edited under Windows and ftp-ed in bin mode to Unix/Linux (most likely).

Run tr -d '\015' < scc.txt > scc.txt_new and tr -d '\015' < sdd.txt > sdd.txt_new.
Or the same with dos2unix myFile myNewFile for both files.
# 19  
Old 06-07-2011
Nothing much we can do then.

Since , awk will work fine either in unix/linux.

Ask your friend/colleague to try with gawk/nawk on the box and see if that does work.
# 20  
Old 06-08-2011
That's amazing.. thank you so much so much guys it is very fast command

---------- Post updated 06-08-11 at 12:06 PM ---------- Previous update was 06-07-11 at 06:54 PM ----------

Hi guys,

thanks again for ur support.

the below command also gave me the same result as urs but it prints only column 6 and 7 instead of all line in file 2.

Code:
 gawk -F ',' 'FNR==NR{ a[$1]=$1;next } ($6 in a){print $6","$7}'

what if i need the reverse? I mean print the 6th and 7th column from file 2 when only the 6th column of file 2 is not found in file 1

Thanks.
# 21  
Old 06-08-2011
Code:
!($6 in a) ...

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