How to understand the part between two strings in the text taken by awk
Today, I will talk to you about how to understand the part between two strings in the awk text, which may not be understood by many people. in order to make you understand better, the editor has summarized the following content for you. I hope you can get something according to this article.
[oracle@irac01 scripts] $cat cutt.txt
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh20000afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh20030afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh20020afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh200400afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh203000afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh200900afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh20000afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh20087300afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh7753afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh200700afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh200400afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh20044500afrghnlfnhkjneah
Ablgnfrkjdlgbj;fagh20040afrghnlfnhkjneah
[oracle@irac01 scripts] $awk-F''{print $2} 'cutt.txt | awk-F''{print $1}'
10000
10030
10020
100400
103000
100900
10000
10087300
7753
100700
100400
10044500
10040
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