>
> Well, a minor "nit" in my last awk program. It works OK, but the line:
>
> NR>1 && member==$1 {line=$0; member=$1;}
>
> works as well by being:
>
> NR>1 && member==$1 {line=$0;}
>
> There was no need to set "member" when it was already equal.
>
> --
> John McKown
John, as always your Unix skills are incredible.
Unfortunately my team does not speak SHELL or UNX or bsh or ksh, or anything
else.
So it must be written in a supportable format. So I am going down the REXX
route and hopefully it will do what I want with LISTDSI. And this will be a
slower process. Why? Because this will be a SAS process that calls REXX
that then places the details into a SAS DB for analysis. I can do most of
this with PROC SQL after the intermediate SAS Databases are created.
And of course the other caveat is - renamed members that contain the same
info but under other member names (did I here a DEDUP comment somewhere?)
But thanks, I will play with your script and see if I can work through all
the interesting $ stuff.
Lizette
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