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I dont want to print the output in a EMC VMAX storage if it says "The specified device was not found", however it is not letting me do it.

I am trying to run this command:
symaccess -sid xxxx...

Hi everyone,

i have a file that I had grep'd from something else lets call it file1.txt which consists variable files and lines due to different scenarios/inputs

1782
9182
fe35
ac67

...

great, all of the suggestion works! thanks everyone.

can some one tell me what is NR for in awk? just for my future reference.

from the output above how can i also filter my final output to be...

Hi guys,

I have this output, wherein the device is variable and changing values


Device Identifier Type Dir:P
------ ---------------- ----- ----------------
3065 ...

do you mean to do it like this?


DEV=$1

symdg show $DEV -sid 123 >> showdev.txt

awk '
/----/ { next; }
/Meta Device Members/ {
snarf = 1;
split( $(NF-1), a, "("...

hi guys, i have a long output and cant figure out a flexible way to show the meta members from a device. please help. some device have 2,4 or 8 meta members but for this example i have 4 meta...

yes, its Solaris 9

it worked, thanks! what would be difference / specific application wherein nawk is better than awk??

this may be basic thing for everyone here, but i cant push awk to print the variable user input which is INS, please help.

code:

INS=$1

printf '\n'
symdg list | grep $INS-clone | awk -v...

Thanks a lot Rudic, im good now

here is the code again, seems it doesnt see the NULL values in the Att column. the last column of my desired output should either be (M) or a space.

symdg show $INS-${SNAP} | egrep "D-" | awk...

sorry.. here is the source where i am filtering.


----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
...

column 5 is the Attribute tab where it displays "(M)" which is in line 15:

D-data7 N/A 03C1 RAID-5 (M) RW 120675

and this is my current output,...

@rudic: this is what it gave me
code:
symdg show $INS-${SNAP} | egrep "D-" | awk 'BEGIN {print "NAME DEV id Size Meta"}{print "%12s %5s %7s %3s\n",$1,$3,$NF,$5}'

output:
NAME ...

here is my code and output, i just want to display it clearly to the users. how can I fix the spacing or put some headers like NAME, DEV id, Size, Meta

code:
symdg show $INS-${SNAP} | egrep "D-"...

thanks a lot

awesome! one last question, what if I want all the Device Config to be displayed and not just the VDEVS?

i got this Pamu

awk '{if($0 ~ /Dev Config/){a=1}else if($0 ~ /VDEV/ && $1 ~ /^[0-9]/){if(! X[a]){X[a]=$1;a++;if(a > max){max=a}}else{X[a]=X[a]" "$1;a++}}}END{ > for(i=1;i<max;i++){print X[i]}}'...

thanks for the help but the outputs are in one straight column, the closest one i need is Pamu's solution but this is the output, how can i exclude the words?

Remotely-associated 1240 0952...

im using awk as a part of my tasks to filter out stuff for reporting details in our storage environment, supposed i filtered out these details (sorry, this might be long.)


bash$ > for x in 1 2;...