Have this script which is reading in a series of files, one at a time with while-do-done loop, each file goes through various greps/awk's where this info is then saved to various files for later use. i.e....
Script is being run on Linux Red Hat,
#! /bin/bash
...etc ..
etc..
while (( somme > 0 )); do
declare -i sme=$(( $dmlmax - $dml ))
fne="01_????-""0$dml"".txt"
if test -f $fne; then
grep "Elap Time =" $fne | awk '{print $3}' > elp.txt
grep "on Nole" $file_name | awk '{print $3, $9)}' > nole.txt
....etc..
....etc...
grep ....
...
done
In one of the grep/awk's the output (currently) are 2 columns (min max), i.e....| awk '{print $1, $2}' | sort -u which outputs (e.g.)
1 3
2 2
33 35
40 40
and on ...
..and on...
...
The number of "min max" pairs varies from file to file. Want to output a single column of unique numbers from the min max pairs & get the number of them for input to a file...i.e...
.....| sort -u | <PROCESS> | sort -u | wc | awk '{print $1}' > z.txt
where <PROCESS> is some process/technique that will generate a single column of integers (increment of 1) to pipe into the next one (sort -u)
i.e. (example from above)
1
2
3
2
33
34
35
40
Have tried command seq - only works for single pair input i.e.
.|awk '{print $1, $2}' | sort -u | tail -1 | seq `awk '{print $1, $2}'`
Is there any command like seq etc which will output a single column based on a input of min max numbers (increment 1) to pipe onwards to next command?
