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Problem with awk
Friends, need your help in awk
I have a pattern which I need to serach and print the next line after the pattern. PATTERN="$MON $DAT $HOUR" part of the script is as follows : if [ $HOUR -le 24 ]; then echo awk "'/$PATTERN/ {print;getline;print;}'" text.txt awk "'/$PATTERN/ {print;getline;print;}'" text.txt fi when I echo the awk command : echo awk "'/$PATTERN/ {print;getline;print;}'" text.txt the command looks perfect from the echo : awk '/Nov 13 13/ {print;getline;print;}' text.txt But ,the next command : awk "'/$PATTERN/ {print;getline;print;}'" text.txt gives an error, awk: syntax error near line 1 awk: bailing out near line 1 Would appreciate if you guys can help me out |
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