It does on centos4
more foo.txt | awk -F'/' '{OFS="/"; print $3,$1,$2}' | sed
s'/\/\([[:digit:]]\)\//\/0\1\//g' | sed s'/\/\([[:digit:]]\)$/\/0\1/g'
2011/08/31
2088/01/07
2013/01/31
2010/11/04
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 5:34 AM, Jad madi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ya ma3alim this does not work
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/fi/makan/ma$ head foo.txt
> 4/30/2010
> 3/17/2012
> 8/31/2009
> 6/30/2012
> 7/31/2010
> 8/31/2011
> 1/26/2020
> 1/31/2013
> 11/17/2010
> 10/31/2012
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/fi/makan/ma$ head foo.txt | awk -F'/' '{OFS="/"; print
> $3,$1,$2}' | sed s'/\/\([[:digit:]]\)\//\/0\1\//g' | sed
> s'/\/\([[:digit:]]\)$/\/0\1/g'
> /04/30
> /03/17
> /08/31
> /06/30
> /07/31
> /08/31
> /01/26
> /01/31
> /11/17
> /10/31
>
> >
>
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