What Linux command allow me to check if all the lines in file A exist in file B? (it’s almost like a diff, but not quite). Also file A has uniq lines, as is the case with file B as well.
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What Linux command allow me to check if all the lines in file A exist in file B? (it’s almost like a diff, but not quite). Also file A has uniq lines, as is the case with file B as well.
The comm command compares two sorted files, line by line, and is part of GNU coreutils.