From: sun@bagdon.com
Date: Fri Sep 27 2002 - 17:15:14 EDT
We're trying to do a simple sort and count, using shell. We need to grep
out a string, of which there may be 15 unique entries for 1000 total
entries - but we then want to count how many individual entries there are
for each unique entrie.
Unique is easy - "sort -u". But we'd like to know that there's (for
example) 100 of the first entry, 50 of the second entry, etc. We can
accomplish this via perl, but a few-line shell script would make a life a
lot easier.
If anyone has any input, it would be greatly welcome.
Thanks!
Steve B.
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