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grep? test?
Name: kkhung Date: October 10, 2004 at 06:54:28 Pacific OS: win2K CPU/Ram: 768
Comment:
I have a text file with input like Line 1 "0021", "0023" Line 2 "0021", "" obtained after 'cut' May I know how I can test, using shell script whether which line has the second field null? Thanks in advance..
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