ghostmachine4 wrote:jjj2k wrote:Hi,
I installed GAWK but unable to use it on my Win 7 64 bit. I run your command but no output.
did you expect output to be printed to screen? or did you already check file1 and file2 that is produced by the command?
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Re: file splitting
jjj2k wrote:file not in the directoryghostmachine4 wrote:jjj2k wrote:Hi,
I installed GAWK but unable to use it on my Win 7 64 bit. I run your command but no output.
did you expect output to be printed to screen? or did you already check file1 and file2 that is produced by the command?
dude, very simple. Did you see my post output? I run the command in C:\test. Inside c:\test, I have the input file called simply, "file". When run, it will produce 2 files, file1 and file2. Make sure you have gawk installed in c:\test OR simply put it in your c:\windows\system32 ( for me i am using XP), and make sure you DO HAVE YOUR INPUT FILE IN THE DIRECTORY WHERE YOU RUN THE COMMAND.
If you still cannot see these 2 files ( file1 and file2), show me how you execute the command on your command line.