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Unix Tip 3046 - June 9, 2009
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ELIMINATING MULTIPLE SPACES
Here is a simple script which helps in eliminating multiple spaces when one wants to extract a particular column in a set of records from a file.
Here is an example to prove the same:
ps -u $LOGNAME | tr -s " " : | cut -d: -f<column #>
The above script line can be used to extract a column from the output of a ps command for a particular user ($LOGNAME).
This tip generously supported by: arunkv@lucent.com
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