creating QIF file under Dos using AWK

[Edward Doolittle]

The attached works for me, in light testing.



On 19 March 2015 at 08:26, piggyb <piggybattery at gmail.com> wrote:

> Good idea to check if the input file doesn't change
>
> I have tried out the script below to check if the header is the same, and
> it
> works correctly
> But when I change the variable $mystring to $csv->getline($fh)->[0] then it
> stops to work.
>
> my $mystring;
> $mystring = "Blank EXPORT";
> if($mystring !~ m/BANK EXPORT/) { print "Unexpected first row"; }
>
>
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Edward Doolittle
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