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A possible solution :
$ cat ./eshaqur.sh
awk '
function printValues() {
if (Values) {
print S, Date, Value["NSMSSMRLTOT"],
...

Try :
psef=`ps -ef | grep IP-PoolSession-Summary.sh | grep -v grep | wc -l`
if [ $psef -ge 1 ];
then
echo
echo -e "\033[41;37mSorry! Another user is currently running the script. Please...

You can do something like that :
awk 'NR>=From {print; if (/@/) exit }' From=3 inputfile

Jean-Pierre.

Try /usr/xpg4/bin/awk instead of nawk

Jean-Pierre.

You can also use cut :
cut -f2 -d, file

Jean-Pierre.

Sorry, I still do not understand your request.
In your example, the column TGT_COL3 not seem to be an average but rather a sum.

Can you explain in details how you get your output.

Jean-Pierre.

echo 'Sau(rabh is Nice' | nawk -v a="Saurabh" '{print substr($1,1,match($1, /[(]/))}'

Jean-Pierre.

Within your sample result, COL3 is not the average on col4 based on col2 but the sum of col4 based on col1.

From your requirement, I don't understand how you can mix in the same output value of...

Only GNU version of grep supports the -A option.

You can do something like that :
awk '
NR==FNR { pattern[">" $1] ; next }
$1 in pattern { print; print_next=1; next }
print_next--...

Another way :
set -- ${a }
if [ $# -eq 0 ] ; then
echo empty
fi

Jean-Pierre.

Use $* instead of $@ :
a="a b c"
set -- $a
if [ "$*" = "" ] ; then
echo empty
fi

Jean-Pierre.

A solution with awk :
awk '
$4 !~ /&/ {
print;
next;
}
{
out = $1 OFS $2 OFS $3;
kvc = split($4, kv, /&/);
for (i=2; i<=kvc; i++) {
v = kv[i];
...

First, there are missing $ in your script :
if [ "$varSSCode" == "11" -o "$varSSCode" == "56" -o "$varSSCode" == "93" ]; then


A possible solution (using a list of values, not an array)...

Something like that :
awk 'NR==FNR{x[$0];next}{for(r in x) r=r+".*" gsub(r, "",$2)}1' patternlist infile

Jean-Pierre.

bash specific ! doesn't work whith ksh

Jean-Pierre.

How to recognize the lines that were splitted ?

Jean-Pierre.

Another way :
Last=0
while :
do
Line=$(wc -l < moo.txt)
awk "NR>$Last {p=1}p" moo.txt #pipe this to log analyzer program
Last=$Line
sleep 10
done


Jean-Pierre.

Replace space before awk :
#!/bin/ksh
filesrc=/usr/kk/Source1.txt
filetgt=/usr/kk/Source2.txt

FINAL_COUNTS=`awk '{n++} END {printf "%012d\n",n}' ${filesrc} ${filetgt}`
　
echo 'Final Count...

ONCALL_NUMBER=`$SCRIPT/smsnumber`
$SCRIPT/sendsms "TO:$ONCALL_NUMBER@sms.info.com%FROM:Ateam@info.com%SUBJECT:<The Box is knackered again>"

Jean-Pierre.

add "set -x" for debuging purposes :
#!/bin/bash
set -x

Jean-Pierre.

while true
do
a=`wc -l <abc`
b=`wc -l <def`

if [ $a == $b ]
then
echo "a"
break
else
echo "b"
break
fi
sleep 5 # Sleep for 5...

echo -e " \n You want only Projects branched out to $var3 OR the whole branch merge \n "
read var4

if [ "$var4" == "$var3" ] ; then
if [ "$var1" = dryrun ] ; then
sed -n '/$var3/p'...

With this syntax, the marker must be preceded by a tabulation !

Jean-Pierre.

program=$(whence $0)
program_dir=$(cd $(dirname $program);pwd)

Jean-Pierre.

awk '
BEGIN { FS="[<>]"; OFS="," }
/name=/ { sub(/.*="/, "", $2); Name = substr($2, 1, length($2)-1); next }
$2=="ticketingEvent" { print Name,$3; next }
' inputfile


Jean-Pierre.