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Amruta Pitkar · #1 (**permalink**) 02-16-2007

This is how my input file is .
< IM.OMNI #5.2.2 SMTP; 552 cq05c.my.corp.root: your "received:" header counts of 16 exceeds maximum setting 15>
adjsahdjas kasdks 91039 sdf
sdhsahsah dfkdsjf 23948 jfkdsljf
< IM.OMNI #3.2.2 SMTP; 552 cq05c.my.corp.root: your "received:" header counts of 16 exceeds maximum setting 15>
sdkjfkdsjfkdsljfksd
sdjfdkjfdksfj

I am trying the following :
/[[#][0-9][.][0-9][.][0-9]/
{
if ((/#4.4.6/) || (/#5.1.1/) || (/#5.2.2/) || (/#4.2.2/) || (/#5.2.1/))
{ valid_rec++; }
else
{invalid_rec++; }
}
But this is not giving me the correct count. invalid_rec is incremented for every word.
Increment must happen for every line.
Please guide.
I want the valid_rec = 1 and invalid_rec = 1. How do I achieve this with awk ?

anbu23 · #2 (**permalink**) 02-16-2007

Code:

awk '
/[[#][0-9][.][0-9][.][0-9]/ { 
if( match ( $0 , "#4.4.6" ) || match( $0 , "#5.1.1" ) || match( $0 , "#5.2.2" ) || match( $0 , "#4.2.2" ) || match( $0 , "#5.2.1" )  )
	valid_rec++;
else
	invalid_rec++;
} 
END { print "valid=" valid_rec ",inv=" invalid_rec ; } ' file

Amruta Pitkar · #3 (**permalink**) 02-20-2007

Hello

This is still counting words instead of the lines where the matched words are found.

anbu23 · #4 (**permalink**) 02-20-2007

I got valid record as one and invalid record as one with your sample data.Can you post some more sample data?

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