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Text Parser
I am having a text file as follows say server.txt Code:
Date Time server ip error code -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02/21/2008 18:10:14 server1 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 6 02/21/2008 08:10:14 server2 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 196 03/21/2008 21:10:14 server8 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 96 03/21/2008 12:10:14 server9 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 132 04/21/2008 06:10:14 server4 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 254 04/21/2008 18:10:14 server6 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 6 I need a script to write lines to new file which satisfy the below condition if Date=02/21/2008 and server=server1 and error code=6 and ip=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx then that line should be written to output.txt Please let me know any script can satisfy all 4 condition strings in a line... Thanks in advance |
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Code:
awk '{
if($1=="02/21/2008" && $3=="server1" && $4=="xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx " && $5==6)
print
}' filename
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There is no error in using your awk, but no result. i see only a blank file. can u give more details.
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Remove the extra space after the IP address ($4=="xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx " ) in the awk command.
It works perfectly fine. |
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This is wat i tried
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this is the command i used
$ sh aaa.sh 02/21/2008 server1 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 6 input.txt |
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Hi ALL,
It Works fine  .thanks to all.  |
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