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Explore Stack Internali had multiple files each of few MB in size and i have tried this which works for me sort *.csv | uniq -d will:
sort *.csv | uniq -d This will give you duplicate records from your file and then you can redirect output to a single file to get duplicate record and removing -d-d will give you all unique record.
i had multiple files each of few MB in size and i have tried this which works for me sort *.csv | uniq -d will give you duplicate records from your file and then you can redirect output to a single file to get duplicate record and removing -d will give you all unique record.
i had multiple files each of few MB in size and i have tried this which works for me:
sort *.csv | uniq -d This will give you duplicate records from your file and then you can redirect output to a single file to get duplicate record and removing -d will give you all unique record.
i had multiple files each of few MB in size and i have tried this which works for me sort *.csv | uniq -d will give you duplicate records from your file and then you can redirect output to a single file to get duplicate record and removing -d will give you all unique record.
