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• 1. Renaming Files and Saving Extentions Revisited - AWK - BASH - Linux
• 2. Flat File Database Program for Linux - a Tutorial
• 3. How to use the cut and awk command to select the column of a file.
• 4. Linux awk & lastlog output | Pluralsight

Renaming Files and Saving Extentions Revisited - AWK - BASH - Linux

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olacou commented on 02 Nov 2011

Hi Kris, this one looks much better than the previous one. Thanks for taking it up as I could not find the meaning of NF. On a first glance on man awk I only could find the $. So again thanks for this tut.

WASDsweden commented on 08 Nov 2011

If you go to "unstableme" on blogspot he has some great bash tutorials. Mostly awk and some sed. I am not very good with awk myself either but I learned a lot from that blog.

Kris Occhipinti commented on 09 Jan 2015

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Kris Occhipinti commented on 03 Nov 2011

@olacou: Yeah, it's a long man file. But, you can search through a man file using / so "/NF" in this case. I don't know if you knew that. That's how I found it. :)

Kris Occhipinti commented on 08 Nov 2011

@WASDsweden: Thanks, I'll have to check that out.

Flat File Database Program for Linux - a Tutorial

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Claus Holmelin Hoyer commented on 23 Sep 2015

Hi Ian Could I have a copy too? Will do some testing on OS X 10.10.5 Please mail code to: shop(a)besked.com Thanks in advance Claus

Claus Holmelin Hoyer commented on 26 Sep 2015

+Ian Forsyth Hi Ian. This is personal email address.If you prefer to send it to my gmail, you are welcome to do so.Regards Claus

Ian Forsyth commented on 23 Sep 2015

+Claus Holmelin Hoyer Hi Claus. Happy to send a copy, but is that a personal or commercial email address you have listed there?

TheDave570 commented on 23 Nov 2014

ok, please email me a copy of your code at [email protected] thanks in advance !!

Ian Forsyth commented on 24 Nov 2014

In the mail, Dave :)Hope you like it.

How to use the cut and awk command to select the column of a file.

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