Reading files

From: ricky (rkreidl@wi.rr.com)
Date: 04/15/03 

From: rkreidl@wi.rr.com (ricky)
Date: 15 Apr 2003 05:53:53 -0700

I have a file that has two columns of data separated by a space. How
would you go about reading the file and storing each field in a
different array variable.
example file below. This file has 5 records and 2 fields in each
record. I want to store each field in a separate variable. This is to
be written in Korn shell.

File
========

absddsad effdsfer
fe43wfsdsds dsddsf3
dsdse2eds 343fdsd3
sdsds dsfsdf4r33
sdassa er353fds

thanks

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