Unix cut and sort on a column and count number of instances.. very handy
cut -d "|" -f3 pbt_pending_trans.out | sort | uniq -c > uniq_tran_count.txt
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1 comment:
I have used the Unix cut and count commands which you have shared. I found it was very useful. Thanks for the useful information.
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