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find all duplicate rows using awk
Hi Folks, I have a log file: 02/06/2010-10:03:24 C|A,68132,199024488,0,LWM/300,212.154.77.33,0 02/06/2010-10:04:05 C|A,72540,199022957,1,212.154.77.22,212.154.77.22,0 02/06/2010-10:04:05 C|A,72540,199022957,1,212.154.77.22,toto,0 02/06/2010-10:04:05... -
reading two data files and re-arrange into one data file
Hello, I am trying to read 2 files and writing to the 3rd file if i find the same elements in 2 files. my first file is: 11/05/2010-18:09:55 2158 11/05/2010-18:09:56 1582 11/05/2010-18:09:57 1315 11/05/2010-18:09:58 400 11/05/2010-18:09:59 894 11/05/2010-18:10:00 1225 11/05/2010-18:10:01 1296... -
awk script
Hi Yes i mean "string" and you are rigth Annihilannic. I just want to group all of the matching ssrc fields together could you tell me how can i use the sort i have an idea for example sort -n, "--numeric-sort compare according to string numerical value". awk '{{print $0 | "sort -n $6" }}... -
awk script
Well i want to use a variable instead of the chain in this example i use a chain " 955869701" #!/bin/sh awk '{$6 == "955869701"; {print $0}}' but imagine that i don't know the chain in order to be able to regroup all the chains that are equal to obtain a result like this udp/rtp 160 c8... -
awk script
Hi, I am trying to do script that helps me to filter the following file: udp/rtp 160 c8 6051 11453920 955869701 udp/rtp 160 c8 12264 1962240 915475809 udp/rtp 160 c8 1461 233760 1811723741 udp/rtp 160 c8 19655 3144800 2138545229 udp/rtp 160 c8 5513 967520 270979107 udp/rtp 160 c8 1800...
