awk == with a variable

Here is what I have in my file.

Code: "1234"|"1234"|"1234"|"1234" "1234"|"1234"|"1234"|"12 34" "1234"|"1234"|"1234"|"1234" "1234"|"1234"|"1234"|"1234" expected output to be like below.

Code: "1234"|"1234"|&qu

Dear community, I have to do something too hard for me :rolleyes:. I hope you can help me.

This is an output coming from Oracle query, stored in a file called query.out, there are many rows, but I read them, one by one, using while/read/done.

Hello,

Here is what i'm trying to do : I want to replace any occurence of the string "abc=123" by "abc=999" except if the pattern is followed by a digit (I want to replace only "abc=123" and not "abc=1234")

One of the most promissing command I tried was :

Code:

echo 'abc=123 abc=1234 xyzabc=123&fghij=555&abc=123 abc=234'|sed 's/abc=123[^0-

i am having a file contants as below

Quote:

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my requirement is

Code: for file in `awk -F "," '{print $8,$9}'` <temp.txt

echo "$file"

echo "$file">test.txt

a=`awk -F "," '{print $1}' `<test.txt

b=`awk -F "," '{print $2}' `<test.txt but scri

Hi,

I don't script often enough to know how to do this, and I can't seem to find a right example online. I have a csv output from an old, old system (Win2K???), from which I want to extract only certain fields.

Hello,

I am working on a script to get values from 2 files, and write to a new result file.

Hello:

I have a large file which contains lines like the following:

1/t123ab, &Xx:1:1234:12345:123456@ABCDEFG...

i have a variable that has more than one value. i am declaring another variable, which will have the old variable data one by one. i want to use the second variable to hold the track of all the variable it has parsed from the first one.

I am using Solaris 10 and have no GNU products installed. I have the following awk code and would like to add a variable. I believe awk doesn't accept variables, but I think nawk can. I would like to replace the red higlighted part of my code with a variable.