Hi all,

I have the following table



DesiredCPU  DesiredMEM  MaxCPU  MaxMEM  MinCPU  MinMEM
2                  6144              4              6144         1
3072
2                  6144              4              6144         1
3072

What I need is to have first

MinCPU   Desired CPU  MaxCPU   MinMEM  DesiredMEM MaxMEM


Any advice how to do it.

Regards

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On 2006-03-17, Sal wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have the following table
>
>
>
> DesiredCPU  DesiredMEM  MaxCPU  MaxMEM  MinCPU  MinMEM
> 2            6144        4              6144         1       3072
> 2            6144        4              6144         1       3072
>
> What I need is to have first
>
> MinCPU   Desired CPU  MaxCPU   MinMEM  DesiredMEM MaxMEM

awk '{printf "%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\n", $5, $1, $3, $6, $2, $4}'

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Sal wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have the following table
>
>
>
> DesiredCPU  DesiredMEM  MaxCPU  MaxMEM  MinCPU  MinMEM
> 2                  6144              4              6144         1
>       3072
> 2                  6144              4              6144         1
>       3072
>
> What I need is to have first
>
> MinCPU   Desired CPU  MaxCPU   MinMEM  DesiredMEM MaxMEM
>
>
> Any advice how to do it.
>
> Regards
>

Simplest sulution is output separated by spaces...

awk '{print $5,$1,$3,$6,$2,$4}'

or optionally specify some fixed output field separator (OFS)

awk 'BEGIN{OFS="\t"}{print $5,$1,$3,$6,$2,$4}'

or if you want individually formatted column widths, e.g.

awk '{printf("%16s%12s%12s%15s%10s%12s\n",$5,$1,$3,$6,$2,$4)}'


Janis

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