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displaying a column in horizontal line separated by ', '

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http://www.unix.com – Code: cat my.log blah blah blah < 1  djfh jsdfhk jksdfh < 2  dshkfl opeir pqowi < 4 khasd wouipeui say i am perfroming some action similar to below... Code: cat my.log | egrep "<" | awk -F' ' '{print $2}' | grep -v "[A-Za-z]" it gives output as below Code: 1 2 4 is there anyway to modify above same command so that output is displayed like below [CODE]1, 2, 4/CODE] (HowTos)

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Submitted by robot1 on 01/24/2012 – Made popular on 01/24/2012

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Hi AWK Experts,

Following is the data :

Code: BRH113 DD AA HH CA DD DD AA HH BRH091 A4 A6 AH H7 67 HH J8 9J BRH0991 AA D8 C23 V5 H7 BR2 BRH991 AA HH GG5 BT0 JJ0

I want the output to be alligned with the pattern matching "BRH" inthe line.

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