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“sort” command can specific column (“-k”) and delimiter (“-t”). Also, it can use “-n” option to specific numeric-sort.
For example:
> cat t
New,1390476,1,09:00:25,1,AAA05
New,530957,1,09:00:25,1,AAA07
New,701097,1,09:00:30,1,AAA09
New,629508,1,09:00:34,1,AAA11
New,500058,1,10:00:30,1,AAA12
New,682789,1,09:00:32,1,AAA13
New,562234,1,09:00:32,1,AAA14
New,618184,1,11:00:32,1,AAA15
New,816919,1,09:00:35,1,AAA16
New,515249,1,09:00:35,1,AAA17
> sort -k4 -t"," t
New,1390476,1,09:00:25,1,AAA05
New,530957,1,09:00:25,1,AAA07
New,701097,1,09:00:30,1,AAA09
New,682789,1,09:00:32,1,AAA13
New,562234,1,09:00:32,1,AAA14
New,629508,1,09:00:34,1,AAA11
New,816919,1,09:00:35,1,AAA16
New,515249,1,09:00:35,1,AAA17
New,500058,1,10:00:30,1,AAA12
New,618184,1,11:00:32,1,AAA15
source : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1037365/unix-sort-with-tab-delimiter
How to list all network connections (including which app they belong to)?
lsof -i -nP
refer : http://theprofessionalspoint.blogspot.in/2013/05/10-interesting-unix-commands-you-should.html
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