UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

bash-3.00$ nawk -F"," '{ for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) {if(i==NF) {printf("%s\n",$NF)} else printf ("%s",$i)}}' /tmp/myfile
1234561234567891234540009/09/09INACTIVE
1234561234567891234540009/09/09INACTIVE
1234561234567891234540009/09/09INACTIVE

bash-3.00$ cat /tmp/myfile
123456,12345678912345,400,09/09/09,INACTIVE
123456,12345678912345,400,09/09/09,INACTIVE
123456,12345678912345,400,09/09/09,INACTIVE

 
bash-3.00$ sed 's/,//g' /tmp/myfile
1234561234567891234540009/09/09INACTIVE
1234561234567891234540009/09/09INACTIVE
1234561234567891234540009/09/09INACTIVE

#!/bin/sh
#Author : Sameer Pandey
#Copyrights: Anybody can modify and make it work better.

echo "Input Location Code"
read locationCode

echo "Input the Account number"
read accountNumber

echo "Input the Status"
read status

>outFile.txt
chmod 777 outFile.txt
>outputFile.txt
chmod 777 outputFile.txt
egrep -i "$locationCode" inputFile.txt > tempFile.txt
grep -i "$accountNumber" tempFile.txt > outFile.txt

rm tempFile.txt

echo "400" >> outFile.txt
date "+%y/%m/%d" >> outFile.txt
echo $status >> outFile.txt

awk 'ORS=NR%1?RS:","' RS="\n" outFile.txt >> outputFile.txt

sed 's/,//g' outputFile.txt

cat outputFile.txt >> outputFilefinal.txt

echo "Processes Completed successfully"

 
sed -i 's/,//g' outputFile.txt