Anyone know of a good way to merge two cvs lists that have duplicate
entries?? Thanx, Ric

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Ric Moore wrote:

Anyone know of a good way to merge two cvs lists that have duplicate
entries?? Thanx, Ric


Assuming you mean csv, try:
sort -u file1 file2 >merged
but that will only eliminate lines that are exact duplicates. You can
use the -t and field options to control the fields used for sort
ordering but I think the whole line has to match for the unique test.


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