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search for what is in file 1 in file 2 and output file 2 column

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Find for what is in file1 in file2 and the output should contain what is in file2, but the second column.

File1:

DataCreditoEAR.ear

PostSale.ear

File2:

DataCreditoEAR.ear      /usr/DataCreditoEAR

DatacreditTableAdministrator.ear        /usr/DatacreditTableAdministrator

PostSale.ear    /usr/PostSale

Output:

/usr/DataCreditoEAR

/usr/PostSale

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Find for what is in file1 in file2 and the output should contain what is in file2, but the second column.

File1:

DataCreditoEAR.ear

PostSale.ear

File2:

DataCreditoEAR.ear      /usr/DataCreditoEAR

DatacreditTableAdministrator.ear        /usr/DatacreditTableAdministrator

PostSale.ear    /usr/PostSale

Output:

/usr/DataCreditoEAR

/usr/PostSale

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Find for what is in file1 in file2 and the output should contain what is in file2, but the second column.

File1:

DataCreditoEAR.ear

PostSale.ear

File2:

DataCreditoEAR.ear      /usr/DataCreditoEAR

DatacreditTableAdministrator.ear        /usr/DatacreditTableAdministrator

PostSale.ear    /usr/PostSale

Output:

/usr/DataCreditoEAR

/usr/PostSale

shell-script

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DataCreditoEAR.ear

PostSale.ear

DataCreditoEAR.ear      /usr/DataCreditoEAR

DatacreditTableAdministrator.ear        /usr/DatacreditTableAdministrator

PostSale.ear    /usr/PostSale

/usr/DataCreditoEAR

/usr/PostSale

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The easiest/simplest way is to use grep to do the pattern matching, and then awk to extract the second field.

grep -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

If File1 contains fixed-strings rather than regexp patterns, use grep's -F aka --fixed-strings option:

grep -F -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

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If the fields (columns) in File2 are delimited by tabs,

grep -f File1 File2 | cut -f2

otherwise,

grep -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

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The easiest/simplest way is to use grep to do the pattern matching, and then awk to extract the second field.

grep -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

If File1 contains fixed-strings rather than regexp patterns, use grep's -F aka --fixed-strings option:

grep -F -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

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The easiest/simplest way is to use grep to do the pattern matching, and then awk to extract the second field.

grep -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

If File1 contains fixed-strings rather than regexp patterns, use grep's -F aka --fixed-strings option:

grep -F -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

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The easiest/simplest way is to use grep to do the pattern matching, and then awk to extract the second field.

grep -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

If File1 contains fixed-strings rather than regexp patterns, use grep's -F aka --fixed-strings option:

grep -F -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

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grep -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

grep -F -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

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answered 9 mins ago

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answered 9 mins ago

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If the fields (columns) in File2 are delimited by tabs,

grep -f File1 File2 | cut -f2

otherwise,

grep -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

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If the fields (columns) in File2 are delimited by tabs,

grep -f File1 File2 | cut -f2

otherwise,

grep -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

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If the fields (columns) in File2 are delimited by tabs,

grep -f File1 File2 | cut -f2

otherwise,

grep -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

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grep -f File1 File2 | cut -f2

grep -f File1 File2 | awk '{print $2}'

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answered 3 mins ago

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