Thanks! that solved my problem. Another solution I found is to put the awk parameters into a script file. Then it sems you dont have to worry what the CMD interface is doing.
I've downloaded gawk 3.1.6 and started using awk at the CMD prompt.
However I have a mysterious problem:
My input file tt.tx contains:
AAA,BBB
CCC,DDD
EEE,FFF
When I run this script it ignores the text "test". I cant work out why?
Correction:
C:\Users\md\Desktop>awk -F, "{nvar="test"...
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