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Apr 16th, 2008

Help with uunix please

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HELLO i HAVE A SCRIPT THAT TAKES INFORMATION FROM 2 FILES AND PUT IT IN ONE, NOW I NEED TO PUT ALL THE INFORMATION(OUTPUT) INTO A NEW FILE , THIS IS HAS TO BE DONE IN THE ORIGINAL SCRIPT NOT COMMAND LINE, CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO DO THIS .

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Apr 16th, 2008

Re: Help with uunix please

Hey There,

You could just script out a simple cat from both files and redirect the all the output to a new one as part of the script.

Best wishes,

Mike

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Re: Help with uunix please

Its very simple, just after doing all the processing
echo {data} > output_file

If you need some more explanation, please paste a snippet of the actual script

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Re: Help with uunix please

Shell Scripting Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
cat file1 > file;
cat file2 >>file;
cat file1 > file;
cat file2 >>file;

Last edited by ithelp; Apr 17th, 2008 at 8:40 am.

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