Hi guys.
What's the 'usual' way (if there is one) of implementing an
'active' back
button (which does the equivalent of the browser's back button but is
implemented in CGI code)?
It is usually done with javascript and pretty easy to do. Although you may
already be aware of this and
I hope, and think, that I've helped several people to
be more eloquent in Perl.
Absolutely !
I remain available through my email address, but I have
other, rather sad things to do. Thank you all for your
intelligent questions and elaborations.
I, for one, am a better perl programmer
Hello,
I am running a command as part of my script on a Unix box for
which I need
to su to a different username.
This su requires a password as well.
I could not find any option of passing the password in su.
Tried the shell script solution of here docs :
su TillEnd
admin
test
Hi
I want to split the string below into rows and then columns. I know i can do
a couple of splits, push array refs onto a new array, regex it, etc.. But I
was know the talented people on this list can shorten the code considerably.
I want to split at each new line for the row, then split the row
my @rows = map [split], split /\n/, $str;
for (@rows) { $_-[2] =~ tr/%//d }
Neat. You saved me 6 lines of code :)
Thank You !!
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my @rows = map [split], split /\n/, $str;
for (@rows) { $_-[2] =~ tr/%//d }
Neat. You saved me 6 lines of code :)
Thank You !!
Make sure its meaningful to you or someone else maintaining
it. I would
rather see 6 extra lines of code and have it mean something to me
$str =
/var 0.9950%
/usr 0.5871%
/tmp 0.49 1%
my @rows = map [split], split /\n/, $str;
for (@rows) { $_-[2] =~ tr/%//d }
Not quite! Because the string starts and ends with newslines
my @data = map { tr/%//d; [split] } split /\n/, $str;
:)
Clever! but this may be the point where where it may be confusing as you and
Paul mentioned :)
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table border=0 width=100% height=5%
How can I replace everything after that particular line with
a custom block of text? Thanks.
Maybe using tell() and truncate() on the file?, then an inline edit/insert.
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open (FH, + $file) or
I have a file whose format looks like this:
name1 name2 name3
name4 name5 name6, etc.
The names are separated by spaces. I need the names to be
one name per
line, like this:
name1
name2
name3, etc.
Here is one way:
while () {
@line
Hi
I have some C code that I need to convert to perl and I am pressed for time,
which is why I am posting this. All the code does is read each character
from either STDIN or a file and replaces any ASCII control characters with a
space.
Is the perl getc() function the best way to look at one
Hi
I have some C code that I need to convert to perl and I am pressed for time,
which is why I am posting this. All the code does is read each character
from either STDIN or a file and replaces any ASCII control characters with a
space.
Is the perl getc() function the best way to look at one
Is the perl getc() function the best way to look at one char at a
time?
The C code looks like below. I have some ideas but I am not sure of
the best way to represent these char ranges in perl
--
while ( !feof(fin) ) {
ch=getc(fin);
if ( (ch=0176) (ch=040) ||
if ( (ch=0176) (ch=040) || (ch=='\n') ) {
putc( ch, stdout );
} else {
putc( ' ', stdout );
}
}
perl -pi.bak -e 'tr/\040-\176\n/ /c' file
Thanks. For some reason, this is not working like the C code is ( my desired
result)
C:
echo | cvt
adc def
hij
Thanks. For some reason, this is not working like the C code
is ( my desired result)
C:
echo | cvt
adc def
hij
Perl:
echo abc^Hdef\nhij | perl -pe 'tr/\040-\176\n/ /c'
abc^Hdef
hij
perl -pi.bak -e 'tr/\040-\176\n/ /c' file
That'll change all characters that are
THanks. worked fine as well !
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Including \t and \n?
Is the perl getc() function the best way to look at one
I happened to be working on a TCP/IP server when this
hit my desk
and having Programming Perl open to the correct page, thought
I might as
well quote the select... line from the client code...
select ((select(Server), $| = 1)[0];
print Server Howdy\n;
$answer = Server;
Is there a way to have a perl script exit with a status code?
For instance I have ascript that calls another script via
system(somescript);
I want to then be able to get the exit status of that script.
Paul
Have you seen the perldoc for system ?
snip
The return value is the
Hi
I have simple client/server socket scripts that that send some data from the
server to the client. It works fine, except the client can't seem to read
more than 2920 bytes from the server using sysread(). So the data I am
sending over gets cut off. Here is the relevant code:
---
connect(SOCK,
Yes. Calling sysread() gets you what's ready to be read UP TO the
amount of data you specify. The rest probably just wasn't available
yet. There could be a lot of reasons for this: network lag,
operating
system buffers, etc.
Thanks. I tried turning off buffering on both ends, that
Thanks. I tried turning off buffering on both ends, that
did not work.
In your example, you only call sysread() once. Is that how you were
doing it? If so, that's the mistake. The one call got you
part of the
data. Then you would loop, check and eventually call again
to get
Greetings,
I have been searching for a way to do this and have not had any luck.
I am using localtime() to determine the day of the month. I need to
make sure the variable it returns will always be 2 digits and padded
with zeros. For example currently it is like:
$var =
Yes, make sense, but not sure how to check. Is this where
select()
comes
in?
You got it.
Let me know if you want to see the entire code I am
currently working
with.
Sure, especially if your client and server are small, post
away. Tell
me what you're really trying to
one way simplistic way to try the sysread() approach
would be go with something like
my $message;
my $bytes=1;
while ($bytes)
{
$bytes = sysread(SOCK,$buf,4096);
$message .= $buf;
# or try say
# last if
use Socket;
my $serverip = 194.109.69.91;
my $serverport = 27960;
my $getstatus = \xFF\xFF\xFF\xFFgetstatus; //THIS IS THE
LINE I'M HAVING PROBLEMS WITH IN LINUX BEING SENT
$ipaddr = sockaddr_in($serverport, inet_aton($serverip));
$protocol = getprotobyname(udp);
socket(SOCKET,
Sorry for leaving the suubject out previously!
With LWP or LWP::UserAgent I can check if the request
was ok and then print the content if it was like so:
if ($res-is_success) {
print $res-content;
}
But I havn't found a way to see what the error is if it
fails. So I have to
hi ,
I have a file cointaing 1024 hex numbers .
I want to convert them to Bin.
Please help
try something like this:
$hex = 0xff;
$bin = unpack(B32, pack(N, hex $hex));
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$hex = 0xff;
$bin = unpack(B32, pack(N, hex $hex));
The above assumes big-endian byteorder. For little-endian use
V instead
of N. Or just use L when the file has the same byteorder as the
machine you are running this script on.
Btw, the hex() above is probably wrong. hex()
How can I set up environment variables to be used in the
script in IIS ?
use the %ENV hash.
example:
$ENV{PATH} = /bin/foo:/usr/bin;
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I guess what I'm getting at is:
If my module exports variables can I make it so they can't be changed?
IE
use MyStuff qw($_joe $_mama); # now they should have $_joe
and $_mama exported from the module.
print $_joe $_mama\n; # ok
my $joe = $_joe;# ok
$joe =~
In the Advanced Perl book it gives an example of using sym ref:
--
process a command-line option such as -Ddebug_level=3 and set the
$debug_level variable. This is one way of doing it:
while ($arg = shift @ARGV){
if ($arg =~ /-D(\w+)=(\w+)/) {
$var_name = $1; $value = $2;
Or am i missing the point?
Yeah, I think you did.
This is the real point...
$x = foo;
$$x = 20;# this sets $foo
print $foo; # prints 20
print $x;# still prints foo!.
But like I said, this is usually a bad way of doing things.
It is better to
use a hash when you
-d $dir #if true than is a dir
-f $file #if true than is a regulare file
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Subject: Checking for a directory
Hi All,
Just trying to work out the code to
maybe someone can enlighten me(if it is possible).
I did a very simple loop/save/open/display to test hash.
...
...
for(1..99){
$result{$_}=$_;
}
##saved it in a dbm file and reopen to the file
##when i open the file i just read all the keys and display
## the key
.
Hi,
I am new in PERL. I wanted to know how to perform bitwise
operations in PERL
like masking some bits , anding oring bits.
Also how to have user interfaces in Perl ? Should I use tools like TK
Sachin
Read perldoc perlop, here is a snip:
--
Bitwise And
Binary returns its
Hi,
Thanks for the help.
I also had another doubt how do i handle hex numbers like if
i have a
variable as $var = ff how do i get 255 , also if I and 8F
to 0F can I get
0F ?
sincerely
Sachin
Please always reply to the group.
if your $var contains the string ff, you can print
here is a nice tutorial to start with:
http://www.sthomas.net/roberts-perl-tutorial.htm
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Ok,
I'm trying to set up credit card processing and one of the
first steps is to
establish a secure socket connection - how can i do it? (My
host does
support it)
there are som modules for this:
IO::Socket::SSL
Net::Daemon::SSL
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In the documentation of socket appears the fllowing:
$sockaddr = 'S n a4 x8'
What means this???
it is a template for packing the generic C socket adr structure. readup on
sockets for deeper explanation. the adt string is packed into structure of:
a signed short, followed by an integer in
read 'perldoc cgi', go to the http cookies section. you can retrieve a
cookie into a hash which will include the exp date.
HTH
Jim
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use IO::Socket;
$server_port = 514;
$server = IO::Socket::INET - new(LocalPort = $server_port,
Proto = udp)
or die Couldn't be a udp server on port $server_port : [EMAIL PROTECTED];
while ($him = $server -recv($datagram, 1024)) {
($portno, $ipaddr) =
When I print the @buffer outside the while loop , I am not
getting the output.
Note : The commented line i.e. #print Server: $_; works and
prints all the lines read from the socket.
Please somebody tell me what error have I been making.
Regards
Rajeev
hello,
I have written a tcp socket server using the Perl Cookbook
and Use Socket. This is nice an works well. However, i want
to write a
server that can listen for a special packet. So i need to get down
futher that the Perl Cookbook shows. I want to see each packet and
be able to look
To: Kipp, James
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He He,
This is a dandy little one.
Mark G
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Date: Wednesday, July 9, 2003 7:45 am
Subject: RE: Low Level Socket Programming
I work with ActiveState version. Downloaded Win32::AdminMisc from
ftp://www.roth.net/pub/ntperl/adminmisc/20030625/Bin
Can't locate ADMINMISC_XXX.PLL. What am I missing?
follow these instructions:
- IF you are using the ActiveState's version 5.005 (aka ActivePerl):
a) Copy the
But my server only ever sees the first message from any
given client.
Subsequent messages to my server are ignored. Does anyone
know what I have
to do to get my server to handle more than one message?
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
my ($server, $server_port,
I am trying to hand pack an net addr. On the server end (linux - i386) it
works fine.:
$addr = pack($template,AF_INET,$port,$iaddr);
bind(MY_SOCKET, $addr) || die $0: Cannot bind .. $!\n;
--
on the client end (win2k - i386) it fails.
--
$template = 'S n C4 x8';
$port = 6668;
$proto =
Hi,
I was looking around google, couldn't find it: how do I get
a disk situation report on WIN2K? I want to delete the
oldest log files beyond x% out off disk space.
for disk space stats you can use: 'Win32::AdminMisc::GetDriveSpace' and
also 'Win32::AdminMisc::GetDriveGeometry'.
to
maybe because of big Indian small Indian problem ?? just a
though I never pack'd it my self.
good thinking, but the CPU is the same on both machines. It is Endian btw..
:)
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Downloaded the module in zip file, put AdminMisc.pm in
c:\perl\lib c:\perl\site\lib.
Still I get:
Can't locate Win32/AdminMisc.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site
/lib .)
How do I work with it?
check out the readme file that is included. there is a little more to it
$template = 'S n C4 x8';
Your template is wrong. You need 'x C n a4 x8' (or 'n n a4 x8').
Thanks, I will give that a shot. Altough, all of the docs that i read pack
the structure with the 'S n C4 x8' template and it does work on the Server
end.
The returned value from gethostbyname is
Your template is wrong. You need 'x C n a4 x8' (or 'n n a4 x8').
Thanks, I will give that a shot. Altough, all of the docs
that i read
pack the structure with the 'S n C4 x8' template
Is that in the Perl docs somewhere?
no, they say to use sockaddr_in() of course. docs I found on
$addr = (gethostbyname(10.1.101.12))[4];
$paddr = pack($template,AF_INET,$port,$addr);
If you dump out $paddr right here, you'll see that the
address portion is
all zeros, so you're really binding to INADDR_ANY and not to
the specific
address. However, the AF_INET is still out of
What do I need to do in order to use a filehandle that was
opened earlier in
a program within a subroutine? I've included an example of
the code I have
that is not doing what I would like. Basically, I never get
any output to
the file. If I change it so that it doesn't use the
Any advice on getting through the LP/Win 32 book? I know I
can do it but I'm getting tripped up. I've moved on to other
chapters and I'm about to read Chapter 7 but I still haven't
gotten arrays and hashes. My study routine consists of
reading and taking notes; studying the notes; going
Does anybody know how to redirect from a perl page with a
print Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\n; code line?
are you trying to redirect a client to another web site or page?
you can try a google search for redirect web page and get tons of info
you can use a cgi script like below:
use
Post the exercise and the code you tried. we will help you
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Subject: RE: Mastering Learning Perl on Win 32 Systems
Mostly
Yes James, I'm trying to redirect to a php page, but as I use print
Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\n; whe I user your cgi
use CGI;
my $q = new CGI;
.
print $q-redirect( ../index.php );
it only writes Status: 302 Moved Location: ../index.php
can you explain what you are trying
Yes James, I'm trying to redirect to a php page, but as I
use print
Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\n; whe I user your cgi
use CGI;
my $q = new CGI;
.
print $q-redirect( ../index.php );
it only writes Status: 302 Moved Location: ../index.php
forgot to mention.
you can parse ifconfig or arp and get it
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Hi All,
I need to retrieve the MAC address of my local system from
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Do you have any examples of this in action?
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Could someone direct me to the correct module to use for
monitoring an
Internet connection? I just want to see the IP addresses
of the machines
trying to get into my PC.
Get a progam like Ethereal: http://www.ethereal.com/
or:
netstat
tcpdump
lsof
and roll your own with Socket
Next I try to loop through the results and extract parts of
each string
like so:
$tmp = ;
while (PROPS)
{
$tmp .= s/photoshop:([^]+)([^]*)/$1: $2/;
}
Doing a print on $tmp, yeilds
1
None of the lines in PROPS contain a single digit character
so why am
I
Hello.
I need to know how to remove a substring from a string and a how
to remove a simple character occurrence from a string. Thanks
in advance!
Christian.
perldoc -f substr
perldoc -f splice
perldoc perlre
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I am looking to write a script that will look in a
file for a list of text strings to search for like
req_
req_bbb
req_ccc
and search all the files in a subdirectory and below
for the string, if it is found, then it prints out the
the original string followed by the file name for
Hi,
I'm new in Perl, and I need to analyze a binary file, byte per byte.
$/ = undef;
open FILE, file.bin or die $!;
binmode FILE;
my $data = FILE;
is that ok? how can I get one byte, the next, the next, etc?
perldoc -f sysread
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I need a very simple command line perl program that takes two
arguements,
the frist being a filename and the second being a word to be
searched for in
that file. Then I simply want the result to print yes if
arg2 is found,
or no if it is not.
Thanks for your help
what code do you
Im now trying to list a directory, but only the files in that
directory that
finish with a perticular ending, say .html, i.e *.html. Ive
got this far,
but having troubles, wondering if you could have a look for me:
you are pretty close, try the following
use strict;
use warnings;
Why does this not create a directory with perm drwxrw-rw-
instead I get
drwx--.
man umask
man mkdir
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I'm making something, and need to block out BGCOLOR
attribute. The problem
is, the BGCOLOR could be with or without quotation marks.
This is the code I
used:
$article =~ s/ bgcolor=(?)(.*?)(?)//gi
so you are saying it could be bgcolor or bgcolor ?
how about something simple like:
I'm saying it could be bgcolor=COLOR or bgcolor=COLOR
Yes I realize. I believe drieux's solution, or an adaptation of it, is what
you need
I would of course go with say:
#
#
sub un_colour {
Quite a simple request, but I've had trouble finding an answer.
I'd like my program to wait until the user presses any key, and then
just continue. Is there an easy way to do this? A way without
modules?
Hi Nick.
This will do the trick:
while (1) {
print Press
I was wondering if it's possible to save the error of
a DOS command from the error stream into a variable.
you could try the old 21 trick
$out = `$cmd 21`;
as others have mentioned, the above may depend on your which win32 OS you
are using.
works fine on my win2k workstation.
It doesn't do what I want at all. It spawns way too many processes.
(and I get errors in win 2000).
Basically, I want to spawn a process which does something (call a
subroutine)
The main process should just continue pumping data which is
spawned up to 10
processes.
Else it should wait
This is the code.
#
$file_completename =~ /(.*?)\.(.*)/;
if ($2 eq $extension]) {
#DO SOMETHING!!!
}
#
did u turn on warnings and use strict ??
did you catch the ] at the end of $extension?
i tried this on my
I need to convert 1+ logs to the CSV file format.
Here's an example of both the old and new formats:
http://www.geocities.com/pelpme/old.txt
http://www.geocities.com/pelpme/new.txt
Does anyone have any good methods to share of how to approach this? My
background
in PERL is
Hello,
I was wondering if it's possible to save the error of
a DOS command from the error stream into a variable.
For example, the STDOUT of a DOS command can be saved
to a variable this way:
$var = `dir`; # Using back quotes
but this won't save anything from STDERR.
you could
find {
preprocess = sub { grep( /My\s+Documents/, @_) },
wanted = sub { print $File::Find::name\n}
}, 'c:/test2';
Firstly don't forget that Windows treats the 'My Documents' directory
as a special case. Windows Explorer shows it at the same tree level
as My Computer and
I'm just trying to get a general feeling here from the community.
I have a script that I am getting ready to turn over in
production mode. I
am using 'use strict' of course, and during my coding and
testing, have
enable warnings.
you can keep the warnings and use some means of
Hi
Is there a way to get File::Find to TOTALLY ignore a directory?? See
comments in code for what I mean:
find ( \wanted, 'f:/users/user1');
sub wanted
{
## HERE: even though it returns when it sees a dir called
# with Profile, it comes right back to where it left of, in other
Please ignore this post. This was meant for the perl-beginners list. My
apologies.
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Hi
Is there a way to get File::Find to TOTALLY ignore a directory?? See
comments in code for what I mean:
find ( \wanted, 'f:/users/user1');
sub wanted
{
## HERE: even though it returns when it sees a dir called
# with Profile, it comes right back to where it left of, in other
Of course.
#!/usr/bin/perl -l
use File::Find;
use warnings;
#
# ignore
#
find {
preprocess = sub { grep $_ ne __FILE__, @_ },
wanted = sub { print }
}, .;
#
# don't recurse
#
find sub {
if ($_ eq __FILE__) { ++$File::Find::prune }
Steve's suggestions worked great for ignoring or not recursing directories,
but I am unable to filter out all directories not named My Documents . I
have tried using regex and grep to filter them out but no luck
this fails, just goes to the root directory and exits, and the docs really
don't say
=Beginning of the citation==
'-' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
=The end of the citation
I use windows xp, activestate perl build 804.
Can anyone explain why I'm getting this error?
Not sure if you got an answer to this, but you can not fork opens in
Win32 does not work like unix.
No, but given that a lot of work has been put into ithreads in V5.8
to make threading platform-independent (or at least functional on
Windows) I'm surprised that a language feature like
No, but given that a lot of work has been put into ithreads in V5.8
to make threading platform-independent (or at least functional on
Windows) I'm surprised that a language feature like this hasn't been
implemented. As well as that I can see nowhere in the docs
where it mentions the
I just test ran the below and it worked fine. I am running
Win2k Pro, AS Perl 5.6.1 build 630:
code adapted from the perlipd doc
--
$parent = $$;
print parent: $parent\n;
$pid = open(STATUS, netstat -an 21 |) || die can't fork: $!;
while (STATUS) {
#next if /^(tcp|udp)/i;
}
That was what I found out and why I chose to use
Win32::Process so that
interactive sessions/commands could be spawned without
leaving the Perl
module in the lurch. Try it, you'll like it.
yes i have used that module in the past as well. I was just trying to see if
it could be done
How do I convert from Domain Name to IP address and vice versa.
Mick Spooner
read up on sockets.
try something like this:
$ip = inet_ntoa( scalar gethostbyname($hostname) );
$hostname = gethostbyaddr( inet_aton( 127.0.0.1 ), AF_INET );
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Hello list,
Does anyone know how to set an environment variable in Perl and then
have that variable persist after the Perl script has ended?
I'm working in Unix.
why not just set the env variable in your unix shell or startup scripts.
what flavor of unix are you working with?
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It's a utility that allows users to change their Oracle environments,
so when they logon they can run the utility and select an Oracle
environment to set (ORACLE_SID, ORACLE_HOME, etc). It also allows
them to change environments, say going from DEV to TEST. I
have a Korn
shell
script
the User::pwent module works well for this. it contains a sub called
getpwent() that captures the information from /etc/passwd. check the docs
for it
there is also the getpwuid built in function you can use
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Hello all,
Can anyone point me to some good doc on how to
create/read/delete cookies?
Thanks!
Hi Stephen
I am new to cookies as well and recently posted a question like this. Here
is what I found helpful:
Here's a good overview:
http://wp.netscape.com/newsref/std/cookie_spec.html
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Is the only way to copy a file from one directory to another
by using the
copy module...?
Would anyone have a snipet of code copying a file from one
dir to another...
Any assistance would be appreciated...
Have you checked the docs for File::Copy ?
one example:
use
Is the only way to copy a file from one directory to another
by using the
copy module...?
Sorry. I misread your question. You could shell out to the system copy as
Wiggins mentioned. But why not use the module ?
one example:
use strict;
use File::Copy;
# a bunch
My question is whethor or not its better to parse the data as
I load the array
from the program output, or parse the array after the fact,
or parse the array
after the fact multiple times In either case I seem to get
lost in trying to
use a foreach and shift at the same time, e.g.:
Im trying to pass a hash to a subroutine now. When passing
with other variables do I have to pass it as a reference like
I do an array. If so how do you dereference it, if you have to at all.
I prefer to pass as a reference.
# your code was passing an array ref, not a hash, but since you
I have to find duplicate customers in are customer file (around 60,000
customers).
The file has been exported into a pipe delimited file.
CustCode|Ship2Code|Name|Addr1|Addr2|City|State|ZipCode|Phone|F
ax|Country
The problem is the duplicates can be misspelled meaning you can't just
do
So you are looking for duplicates on any field? Wouldn't you
just be looking for a dup on the Name? Shouldn't the CustCode
field be unique?
Has your company thought about importing these files into a
relational database. Would be much faster and easier.
This will not solve the
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