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awk - how to create static variables

Asked by lwrogers in Shell Scripting, Unix Systems Programming

I have the following awk script that parses a files and outputs this data to another file.  I'm using the pipe symbol as a delimiter. What I need is to apply a prefix and suffix to this data.  Both the prefix and suffix are text strings.  

How can I  create two static variables within the awk script and assign the text string to these variables and concatenate these to the data field before I output the result?  The OS is AIX 5.3
 
BEGIN {
      FS="|";
      }
{
for (i=1;i <= NF; i++) {
  if ( i != 1 ) {
  print $i

  }
}
}

I'm calling the script as follows.
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