Comparing two text files

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I have a text file like this. 



2XKJ;2XKK; B0V9T6
2XKJ;2XKK; B0VP98
3TSG; D3X610


and i have another file having PDB IDs. 



2XKJ
2XKJ
2XKJ
2XKK


I want a output like this 



2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKK B0V9T6 B0VP98


how to get this output using perl , awk or linux




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    why B0VP98 should be skipped?
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Dec 6 '17 at 9:39










  • Ohh so sorry ..the output should be like ..2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKK B0V9T6 B0VP98
    – Tina Sharma
    Dec 6 '17 at 10:03















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I have a text file like this. 



2XKJ;2XKK; B0V9T6
2XKJ;2XKK; B0VP98
3TSG; D3X610


and i have another file having PDB IDs. 



2XKJ
2XKJ
2XKJ
2XKK


I want a output like this 



2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKK B0V9T6 B0VP98


how to get this output using perl , awk or linux




linux awk perl




share|improve this question


















  • 1




    why B0VP98 should be skipped?
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Dec 6 '17 at 9:39










  • Ohh so sorry ..the output should be like ..2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKK B0V9T6 B0VP98
    – Tina Sharma
    Dec 6 '17 at 10:03













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up vote
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I have a text file like this. 



2XKJ;2XKK; B0V9T6
2XKJ;2XKK; B0VP98
3TSG; D3X610


and i have another file having PDB IDs. 



2XKJ
2XKJ
2XKJ
2XKK


I want a output like this 



2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKK B0V9T6 B0VP98


how to get this output using perl , awk or linux




linux awk perl




share|improve this question














I have a text file like this. 



2XKJ;2XKK; B0V9T6
2XKJ;2XKK; B0VP98
3TSG; D3X610


and i have another file having PDB IDs. 



2XKJ
2XKJ
2XKJ
2XKK


I want a output like this 



2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98
2XKK B0V9T6 B0VP98


how to get this output using perl , awk or linux





linux awk perl





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  • 1




    why B0VP98 should be skipped?
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Dec 6 '17 at 9:39










  • Ohh so sorry ..the output should be like ..2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKK B0V9T6 B0VP98
    – Tina Sharma
    Dec 6 '17 at 10:03













  • 1




    why B0VP98 should be skipped?
    – RomanPerekhrest
    Dec 6 '17 at 9:39










  • Ohh so sorry ..the output should be like ..2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKK B0V9T6 B0VP98
    – Tina Sharma
    Dec 6 '17 at 10:03








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1




why B0VP98 should be skipped?
– RomanPerekhrest
Dec 6 '17 at 9:39




why B0VP98 should be skipped?
– RomanPerekhrest
Dec 6 '17 at 9:39












Ohh so sorry ..the output should be like ..2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKK B0V9T6 B0VP98
– Tina Sharma
Dec 6 '17 at 10:03





Ohh so sorry ..the output should be like ..2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKJ B0V9T6 B0VP98 2XKK B0V9T6 B0VP98
– Tina Sharma
Dec 6 '17 at 10:03











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 !file1_done for (i = 1; i < NF; i++) val[$i] = val[$i] " " $NF; next
 print $1 val[$1]' file1 file1_done=1 file2





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    awk -F ';[[:blank:]]*' '
     !file1_done for (i = 1; i < NF; i++) val[$i] = val[$i] " " $NF; next
     print $1 val[$1]' file1 file1_done=1 file2





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      awk -F ';[[:blank:]]*' '
       !file1_done for (i = 1; i < NF; i++) val[$i] = val[$i] " " $NF; next
       print $1 val[$1]' file1 file1_done=1 file2





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        awk -F ';[[:blank:]]*' '
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