On Sun, Nov 19, 2000 at 11:19:27AM -0800, Joshua Beining wrote:
> [big shell script deleted]
> Hope this helps.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Deim Agoston
>> I've got two files one email address per line in each. I want to
> separate
> them in the way that if user1 has presence in both list take him/her out
> and put into another file. Which tool would be thge best ? The lists has
> 28000 and 29000 addresses.
eek!
sort list1 list2 | uniq -d > list.union
this completes in 5 seconds on a celery 333 with a 45k line
/usr/dict/words passed as list1 and list2.
sort, uniq, awk, cut, and join are great commands to learn.
kevin
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