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Hi all

Could you teach me how to get (data1, data2) from the
following pattern?



mail home (100,00,000,'1111-2','89','data1');
email home1 (200,01,001,'1112-2','80','data2');




awk '{print $3}' ->
(100,00,000,'1111-2','89','data1');


But I only need data1 without ' ' eg the output

data1
data2
data3
data4

TIA



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