Compare Column wise multiple files in Unix
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I want to compare 2 files like mentioned below.
File 1
123 |245 |abcd |yuu
9999|1111|ujwij|6565
File 2
123 |245 |^&27hdj|y2o
9999|1111|00023 |6565
Expected Output
Record Number | Column No
1 | 3
1 | 3
How do I create a unix command or script for this as I have multiple files for this as number of columns vary with different scenarios.
Also I wanted to listen these 2 files from different path and generate the differences in output file.
awk
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I want to compare 2 files like mentioned below.
File 1
123 |245 |abcd |yuu
9999|1111|ujwij|6565
File 2
123 |245 |^&27hdj|y2o
9999|1111|00023 |6565
Expected Output
Record Number | Column No
1 | 3
1 | 3
How do I create a unix command or script for this as I have multiple files for this as number of columns vary with different scenarios.
Also I wanted to listen these 2 files from different path and generate the differences in output file.
awk
edited 2 days ago
Mr Shunz
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asked 2 days ago
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It's great that you've provided sample input and expected output - but could you also please explain in words how they are related?
– steeldriver
2 days ago
I have 2 Records coming from source (file1) and in the (file2) target, Column No. 3,4 values gets changed due to some transformation.
– Rohit kumar
yesterday
but what is3? the index of the first column that's not the same? why is record1repeated in the output?
– steeldriver
yesterday
Sorry my bad the output will be like this : Record Number | Column No 1 | 3 | 4 2 | 3
– Rohit kumar
18 hours ago
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I want to compare 2 files like mentioned below.
File 1
123 |245 |abcd |yuu
9999|1111|ujwij|6565
File 2
123 |245 |^&27hdj|y2o
9999|1111|00023 |6565
Expected Output
Record Number | Column No
1 | 3
1 | 3
How do I create a unix command or script for this as I have multiple files for this as number of columns vary with different scenarios.
Also I wanted to listen these 2 files from different path and generate the differences in output file.
awk
edited 2 days ago
Mr Shunz
2,41521922
asked 2 days ago
Rohit kumarRohit kumar
1
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I want to compare 2 files like mentioned below.
File 1
123 |245 |abcd |yuu
9999|1111|ujwij|6565
File 2
123 |245 |^&27hdj|y2o
9999|1111|00023 |6565
Expected Output
Record Number | Column No
1 | 3
1 | 3
How do I create a unix command or script for this as I have multiple files for this as number of columns vary with different scenarios.
Also I wanted to listen these 2 files from different path and generate the differences in output file.
awk
awk
edited 2 days ago
Mr Shunz
2,41521922
asked 2 days ago
Rohit kumarRohit kumar
1
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edited 2 days ago
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edited 2 days ago
Mr Shunz
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edited 2 days ago
Mr Shunz
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asked 2 days ago
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It's great that you've provided sample input and expected output - but could you also please explain in words how they are related?
– steeldriver
2 days ago
I have 2 Records coming from source (file1) and in the (file2) target, Column No. 3,4 values gets changed due to some transformation.
– Rohit kumar
yesterday
but what is3? the index of the first column that's not the same? why is record1repeated in the output?
– steeldriver
yesterday
Sorry my bad the output will be like this : Record Number | Column No 1 | 3 | 4 2 | 3
– Rohit kumar
18 hours ago
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It's great that you've provided sample input and expected output - but could you also please explain in words how they are related?
– steeldriver
2 days ago
I have 2 Records coming from source (file1) and in the (file2) target, Column No. 3,4 values gets changed due to some transformation.
– Rohit kumar
yesterday
but what is3? the index of the first column that's not the same? why is record1repeated in the output?
– steeldriver
yesterday
Sorry my bad the output will be like this : Record Number | Column No 1 | 3 | 4 2 | 3
– Rohit kumar
18 hours ago
It's great that you've provided sample input and expected output - but could you also please explain in words how they are related?
– steeldriver
2 days ago
It's great that you've provided sample input and expected output - but could you also please explain in words how they are related?
– steeldriver
2 days ago
I have 2 Records coming from source (file1) and in the (file2) target, Column No. 3,4 values gets changed due to some transformation.
– Rohit kumar
yesterday
I have 2 Records coming from source (file1) and in the (file2) target, Column No. 3,4 values gets changed due to some transformation.
– Rohit kumar
yesterday
but what is
3? the index of the first column that's not the same? why is record 1 repeated in the output?– steeldriver
yesterday
but what is
3? the index of the first column that's not the same? why is record 1 repeated in the output?– steeldriver
yesterday
Sorry my bad the output will be like this : Record Number | Column No 1 | 3 | 4 2 | 3
– Rohit kumar
18 hours ago
Sorry my bad the output will be like this : Record Number | Column No 1 | 3 | 4 2 | 3
– Rohit kumar
18 hours ago
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It's great that you've provided sample input and expected output - but could you also please explain in words how they are related?
– steeldriver
2 days ago
I have 2 Records coming from source (file1) and in the (file2) target, Column No. 3,4 values gets changed due to some transformation.
– Rohit kumar
yesterday
but what is
3? the index of the first column that's not the same? why is record1repeated in the output?– steeldriver
yesterday
Sorry my bad the output will be like this : Record Number | Column No 1 | 3 | 4 2 | 3
– Rohit kumar
18 hours ago