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Asked by bminetwork2277 in Windows Batch Scripting

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I have a large text file 100MB. It has single words on each line. I am using powershell to sort the content into the order of occurrance in descending order.  I am using get-content file.txt|group-object
This works fine with small files, but with my 100MB+ files I get this error:

Get-Content : Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown.
At line:1 char:12
+ get-content  <<<< bigtextfile.txt|group-object

I can watch my available RAM goto to zero, I have 2 GB but I suspect having more may not help. I think I need to look at doing this a different way. Any ideas in Powershell?Start Free Trial
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Zone: Windows Batch Scripting
Tags: exception, powershell
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