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Reading contents of a unix file separated by
Name: Akshay Viswanathan Date: May 26, 2009 at 02:10:56 Pacific OS: Macintosh Subcategory: Theory
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i want to read a txt file which contains a product id(numeric) and the product name(alphanumeric) separated by delimiter. i want to extract both into separate variables. how do i do it using shell script?
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