i was given an option of :-
replacing
awk ''if(rno==$1)
{
print $1>"tem"
}'DATA
with
awk -v rno=$rno 'rno == $1 {print $1 > "tem"}' DATA
i.e no 'if' needed
also, further down, change
if test flag -ne 1
to
if test $flag -ne
..but this also din't work..
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