Hi, I have two file, text1.txt and text2.txt. text1.txt is the tab delimited file which has two columns. 
2343/45/45/cal/ca-1.xml     2343/45/45/ca-1
6534/534/34/car/ca-5.xml     6534/534/34/ca-5

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and text2.txt is a file which contains only single column 
6534/534/34/ca-5
5676/435/734/da-1

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How to read two files simultaneously and print the line of text1.txt in which the string is not present in text2.txt. In the above example, the string '6534/534/34/ca-5' matches with text1.txt of column2, so I have to print the line '2343/45/45/cal/ca-1.xml 2343/45/45/ca-1' as the string '2343/45/45/ca-1' doesnot match in text1.txt. Please help me. Thanks in advance

In reply to Read two files and print by sandy1028

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