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identify a space record -Ksh

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I hv a file with following entry. dn: uid=isgwpsadmin1, ou=adminaccount, o=xyz, dc=com owner: uid=da87793,ou=account,o=xyz,dc=com dn: uid=AdminPassword,ou=AdminAccount,o=xyz,dc=com owner: uid=RMX8232, ou=account, o=xyz,dc=com How do I identify a space before comma or after comma in the above records. and if speace is their then display uid=xxxxxxx has a space. (using korn shell script)

Name: Frank
Date: October 15, 2003 at 04:14:18 Pacific

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try, grep ", " InFile | while read a uid rest do echo $uid has a space done hope it helps you No RISK no fun Frank

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