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Compare 2 Columns of 2 Files and print the entire matched line from first file
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First file1:
into-main-4543 interdemo combine unit 2233 syntax1
dsml-main-6321 interunit combine unit 3453 syntax3
into-main-9038 maindemo split unit 3456 syntax2
File2:
unit 2233
unit 3456
I want the output as below:
into-main-4543 interdemo combine unit 2233 syntax1
into-main-9038 maindemo split unit 3456 syntax2
Please have a look. Thank you
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First file1:
into-main-4543 interdemo combine unit 2233 syntax1
dsml-main-6321 interunit combine unit 3453 syntax3
into-main-9038 maindemo split unit 3456 syntax2
File2:
unit 2233
unit 3456
I want the output as below:
into-main-4543 interdemo combine unit 2233 syntax1
into-main-9038 maindemo split unit 3456 syntax2
Please have a look. Thank you
linux shell-script shell
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please use proper formatting.
– Bart
19 mins ago
please also provide what you already did yourself, this just looks like a request to do homework for you.
– Bart
18 mins ago
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First file1:
into-main-4543 interdemo combine unit 2233 syntax1
dsml-main-6321 interunit combine unit 3453 syntax3
into-main-9038 maindemo split unit 3456 syntax2
File2:
unit 2233
unit 3456
I want the output as below:
into-main-4543 interdemo combine unit 2233 syntax1
into-main-9038 maindemo split unit 3456 syntax2
Please have a look. Thank you
linux shell-script shell
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user361150 is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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First file1:
into-main-4543 interdemo combine unit 2233 syntax1
dsml-main-6321 interunit combine unit 3453 syntax3
into-main-9038 maindemo split unit 3456 syntax2
File2:
unit 2233
unit 3456
I want the output as below:
into-main-4543 interdemo combine unit 2233 syntax1
into-main-9038 maindemo split unit 3456 syntax2
Please have a look. Thank you
linux shell-script shell
linux shell-script shell
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please use proper formatting.
– Bart
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please also provide what you already did yourself, this just looks like a request to do homework for you.
– Bart
18 mins ago
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please use proper formatting.
– Bart
19 mins ago
please also provide what you already did yourself, this just looks like a request to do homework for you.
– Bart
18 mins ago
please use proper formatting.
– Bart
19 mins ago
please use proper formatting.
– Bart
19 mins ago
please also provide what you already did yourself, this just looks like a request to do homework for you.
– Bart
18 mins ago
please also provide what you already did yourself, this just looks like a request to do homework for you.
– Bart
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