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$ awk -F':' '/PoolManager name/{ nm=$2 } /Total number of connections/ { sub(".max.*",X,$2); print nm $2 } ' file
jdbc/AntalisUK.XA 1
jdbc/AntalisDE.XA 0

This might do what you want:awk -F: 'NR==1 {print HD
HDCnt=split(HD, HDArr)
HDCM=FS HD FS
...

And a single = instead of ==

Your if statement has one opening [ and two closing ]]. You also need a space after [ and before ].

There's also an unnecessary use of echo and backticks:

TODAY=$(echo `date +"%b%d"`)

Could...

How about something like this:

#!/bin/sh
LOGFILE=/tmp/start-mws-servers.log
SCRIPT_DIR=~/bin

logmsg () {
echo $(date): $1 >> $LOGFILE
}

while read instance
do
if [ -x ...