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I have a file which is of the format :-

/Ixxxxxx/WORK/HANDOFF;/xxxxxx/WORK/MB_BACKUP;<servername>;<dest-servername>;\\\\CAICMESF002DATA_GRP\OPERATIONS\IBBSSPOOLS\HANDOFF\;ACHOFF*;achoff;binary;3;1;|ACHOFF .zip;0;1;0;

I want to grep all capital and small OFF pattern in a format :-

/Ixxxxxx/WORK/HANDOFF | ACHOFF* | achoff | ACHOFF.zip | ( 12th field ie 1 Or 0 )

I have tried following :-
cat <filename> |grep -i off |awk -F ";" '{print $1,$6,$7,$12}'

I am not getting the desired output.

Before I start off, please note that you have posted in the wrong forum.

Here's a starting point for using grep.

Code:

grep -o '[A-Z][A-Z]*' inputfile

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