Sort based on field1, field2 but preserving field 1 sort and ignoring nulls/blanks in 2nd sort
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Input data after sorting by Column 1
-bash-3.2$ sort -t'|' -k1 -k2 clm.srt
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
If I force numeric sort on 2nd field, blank values are pushed to top, this disturbs my first field sort
-bash-3.2$ sort -t'|' -k1 -n -k2 clm.srt
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
Ideally I was trying to acheive this
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
text-processing sort
edited Mar 10 at 4:23
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
asked Mar 25 '15 at 3:51
Suresh NarasimhaSuresh Narasimha
284
add a comment |
5
Input data after sorting by Column 1
-bash-3.2$ sort -t'|' -k1 -k2 clm.srt
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
If I force numeric sort on 2nd field, blank values are pushed to top, this disturbs my first field sort
-bash-3.2$ sort -t'|' -k1 -n -k2 clm.srt
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
Ideally I was trying to acheive this
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
text-processing sort
edited Mar 10 at 4:23
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
asked Mar 25 '15 at 3:51
Suresh NarasimhaSuresh Narasimha
284
Hi but I didnt get your scenario .
– rɑːdʒɑ
Mar 25 '15 at 5:58
add a comment |
5
5
5
Input data after sorting by Column 1
-bash-3.2$ sort -t'|' -k1 -k2 clm.srt
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
If I force numeric sort on 2nd field, blank values are pushed to top, this disturbs my first field sort
-bash-3.2$ sort -t'|' -k1 -n -k2 clm.srt
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
Ideally I was trying to acheive this
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
text-processing sort
edited Mar 10 at 4:23
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
asked Mar 25 '15 at 3:51
Suresh NarasimhaSuresh Narasimha
284
Input data after sorting by Column 1
-bash-3.2$ sort -t'|' -k1 -k2 clm.srt
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
If I force numeric sort on 2nd field, blank values are pushed to top, this disturbs my first field sort
-bash-3.2$ sort -t'|' -k1 -n -k2 clm.srt
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
Ideally I was trying to acheive this
"1033CLMS0400000000000"||""|"0000000558 "| |1
"2020000005438WC011631"||""|" 200606202"| |2
"2020000005438WC011632"|1|"N"|"20060620N000020000000"|1 |13
"2020000005438WC011632"|5|"N"|"20060626N000000000000"|5 |45
"2020000005438WC011632"|6|"N"|"20060626N0002N0200000"|6 |46
"2020000005438WC011632"|7|"N"|"20060626N000002N00000"|7 |47
"2020000005438WC011632"|8|"N"|"20060626N000000200000"|8 |48
"2020000005438WC011632"|9|"N"|"20060626N0000N0200000"|9 |49
"2020000005438WC011632"|10|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|10 |3
"2020000005438WC011632"|11|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|11 |4
"2020000005438WC011632"|12|"N"|"20060626N00000200000"|12 |5
"2020000005438WC011632"|47|"N"|"20060626N00000000000"|47 |43
"2020000005438WC011633"||""|"20060605000 "| |50
"2020000005438WC011634"||""|"001033720061 "| |51
"2020000005438WC011635"||""|"0020060626N+00014000000"| |52
text-processing sort
text-processing sort
edited Mar 10 at 4:23
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
asked Mar 25 '15 at 3:51
Suresh NarasimhaSuresh Narasimha
284
edited Mar 10 at 4:23
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
asked Mar 25 '15 at 3:51
Suresh NarasimhaSuresh Narasimha
284
edited Mar 10 at 4:23
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
edited Mar 10 at 4:23
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
edited Mar 10 at 4:23
Rui F Ribeiro
42k1483142
42k1483142
asked Mar 25 '15 at 3:51
Suresh NarasimhaSuresh Narasimha
284
asked Mar 25 '15 at 3:51
Suresh NarasimhaSuresh Narasimha
284
asked Mar 25 '15 at 3:51
Suresh NarasimhaSuresh Narasimha
284
284
Hi but I didnt get your scenario .
– rɑːdʒɑ
Mar 25 '15 at 5:58
add a comment |
Hi but I didnt get your scenario .
– rɑːdʒɑ
Mar 25 '15 at 5:58
Hi but I didnt get your scenario .
– rɑːdʒɑ
Mar 25 '15 at 5:58
Hi but I didnt get your scenario .
– rɑːdʒɑ
Mar 25 '15 at 5:58
add a comment |
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You need to specify where sort keys end. Otherwise they end at the end of the line.
And to apply numeric sort to one key only, that's with n appended to the key spec. -n alone would turn numeric sort on globally.
sort -t'|' -k1,1 -k2,2n
answered Mar 25 '15 at 6:51
Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas
313k57593949
Brilliant !! may be a simple answer for you, but I did this sort years back without knowing the real application and usage. I now realise the full potential of sort command Thanks very much for your quick response and help!!
– Suresh Narasimha
Mar 25 '15 at 11:29
@SureshNarasimha If this answer solved your issue, please take a moment and accept it by clicking on the check mark to the left. That will mark the question as answered and is the way thanks are expressed on the Stack Exchange sites.
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You need to specify where sort keys end. Otherwise they end at the end of the line.
And to apply numeric sort to one key only, that's with n appended to the key spec. -n alone would turn numeric sort on globally.
sort -t'|' -k1,1 -k2,2n
answered Mar 25 '15 at 6:51
Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas
313k57593949
Brilliant !! may be a simple answer for you, but I did this sort years back without knowing the real application and usage. I now realise the full potential of sort command Thanks very much for your quick response and help!!
– Suresh Narasimha
Mar 25 '15 at 11:29
@SureshNarasimha If this answer solved your issue, please take a moment and accept it by clicking on the check mark to the left. That will mark the question as answered and is the way thanks are expressed on the Stack Exchange sites.
– terdon♦
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You need to specify where sort keys end. Otherwise they end at the end of the line.
And to apply numeric sort to one key only, that's with n appended to the key spec. -n alone would turn numeric sort on globally.
sort -t'|' -k1,1 -k2,2n
answered Mar 25 '15 at 6:51
Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas
313k57593949
Brilliant !! may be a simple answer for you, but I did this sort years back without knowing the real application and usage. I now realise the full potential of sort command Thanks very much for your quick response and help!!
– Suresh Narasimha
Mar 25 '15 at 11:29
@SureshNarasimha If this answer solved your issue, please take a moment and accept it by clicking on the check mark to the left. That will mark the question as answered and is the way thanks are expressed on the Stack Exchange sites.
– terdon♦
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You need to specify where sort keys end. Otherwise they end at the end of the line.
And to apply numeric sort to one key only, that's with n appended to the key spec. -n alone would turn numeric sort on globally.
sort -t'|' -k1,1 -k2,2n
answered Mar 25 '15 at 6:51
Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas
313k57593949
You need to specify where sort keys end. Otherwise they end at the end of the line.
And to apply numeric sort to one key only, that's with n appended to the key spec. -n alone would turn numeric sort on globally.
sort -t'|' -k1,1 -k2,2n
answered Mar 25 '15 at 6:51
Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas
313k57593949
answered Mar 25 '15 at 6:51
Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas
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answered Mar 25 '15 at 6:51
Stéphane ChazelasStéphane Chazelas
313k57593949
answered Mar 25 '15 at 6:51
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313k57593949
313k57593949
Brilliant !! may be a simple answer for you, but I did this sort years back without knowing the real application and usage. I now realise the full potential of sort command Thanks very much for your quick response and help!!
– Suresh Narasimha
Mar 25 '15 at 11:29
@SureshNarasimha If this answer solved your issue, please take a moment and accept it by clicking on the check mark to the left. That will mark the question as answered and is the way thanks are expressed on the Stack Exchange sites.
– terdon♦
Mar 25 '15 at 13:12
add a comment |
Brilliant !! may be a simple answer for you, but I did this sort years back without knowing the real application and usage. I now realise the full potential of sort command Thanks very much for your quick response and help!!
– Suresh Narasimha
Mar 25 '15 at 11:29
@SureshNarasimha If this answer solved your issue, please take a moment and accept it by clicking on the check mark to the left. That will mark the question as answered and is the way thanks are expressed on the Stack Exchange sites.
– terdon♦
Mar 25 '15 at 13:12
Brilliant !! may be a simple answer for you, but I did this sort years back without knowing the real application and usage. I now realise the full potential of sort command Thanks very much for your quick response and help!!
– Suresh Narasimha
Mar 25 '15 at 11:29
Brilliant !! may be a simple answer for you, but I did this sort years back without knowing the real application and usage. I now realise the full potential of sort command Thanks very much for your quick response and help!!
– Suresh Narasimha
Mar 25 '15 at 11:29
@SureshNarasimha If this answer solved your issue, please take a moment and accept it by clicking on the check mark to the left. That will mark the question as answered and is the way thanks are expressed on the Stack Exchange sites.
– terdon♦
Mar 25 '15 at 13:12
@SureshNarasimha If this answer solved your issue, please take a moment and accept it by clicking on the check mark to the left. That will mark the question as answered and is the way thanks are expressed on the Stack Exchange sites.
– terdon♦
Mar 25 '15 at 13:12
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Hi but I didnt get your scenario .
– rɑːdʒɑ
Mar 25 '15 at 5:58