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Re: Primary Key Hash help: msg#01079lang.ruby.general
> I have a huge data file with rows like this: > > AL Prattville 36066 01001 US 01-001-0870 01 001 1 3 0162328 1 > AL Prattville 36067 01001 US 01-001-0870 01 001 1 3 0162328 1 > AL Prattville 36068 01001 US 01-001-0870 01 001 1 3 0162328 1 > > The unique key for each row is all columns. I'd like to generate a single > column unique key that's derived from all the data, so a simple sequential > number primary key won't do. Any tips on how I could do this in Ruby? Given row = line.split a unique key could be row.join .
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