Teriminal name priniting using awk

UNIX for Beginners Q & A
1

HI

I want to convert 2nd column to row. but I am getting terminal name also along with the o/p

I am using below command

cat test | awk -F"," '{printf $2"\t" }'

getting below o/p

 1237537 57956 923 0 33 435208 67 1 14 [cipher@test]#

how can I avoid printing this

[cipher@test]#

as this should be come in the next line.
which usually comes if we run any other command

for example for below command

[cipher@test]#

automatically coming to next line.

[cipher@test]#echo hello
hello
[cipher@test]#
2

That [cipher@test]# is your prompt.

Not sure what you mean - are you trying to change your prompt or force a <CR><LF> after your output?
Instead of "\t" you could try "\n"

3

You could use print instead of printf. Or add a newline to the parameters for printf:

$ echo -n e,2,t,y,1,f | awk -F"," '{ printf $3"\t" "\n"}'
t	
$ echo -n e,2,t,y,1,f | awk -F"," '{ print $3"\t" }'
t	
$
4

HI Have input file as below

1,1237537
2,57956
3,923 
4,0 
5,33 
6,435208 
7,67 
8,1 
9,14

I want o/p as below

1237537 57956 923 0 33 435208 67 1 14

but I am getting as below which I don't want

1237537 57956 923 0 33 435208 67 1 14 [cipher@test]#

how to avoid printing this

 [cipher@test]#
5

Did you read and understand posts #2 and #3?