awk -F command is not found (ubuntu) [closed]

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I am using the command in following types:

Commands are:

ps -ef | awf-F "" '{print $2}'
ps -ef | grep python3 | awk-F "" '{print $3}'

Both the commands give the error:

awk -F command is not found

The command is called awk, not awf. Also, there needs to be a space between the name of the command (awk) and its arguments (-F). — robertklep
– robertklep, Commented May 26 at 12:32

Toxicd · Accepted Answer · 2025-05-26 12:33:10Z

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Are you sure you are using the correct command? Have you tried using awk -F with a space in between?

answered May 26 at 12:33

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