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pattern matching over more lines
hi, i have a text file wich contains following informations:
1 Record 90 in base GUJA_2008 (Created: 2008-01-14 19:00:38, Modified: 2008-01-15 18:54:33) 1 YADM_20080101_A91645666_A91645666 4 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645666G001.jff 1 Record 91 in base GUJA_2008 (Created: 2008-01-14 19:00:38, Modified: 2008-01-15 18:55:36) 1 YADM_20080101_A91645690_A91645690 2 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645690G001.jff 1 Record 92 in base GUJA_2008 (Created: 2008-01-14 19:00:38, Modified: 2008-01-15 18:55:36) 1 YADM_20080101_A91645695_A91645695 1 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645695G001.jff 1 Record 93 in base GUJA_2008 (Created: 2008-01-14 19:00:38, Modified: 2008-01-16 16:13:13) 1 YADM_20080101_A91645701_A91645701 1 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645701G001.jff 3 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645701G002.jff 1 Record 94 in base GUJA_2008 (Created: 2008-01-14 19:00:38, Modified: 2008-01-15 18:55:36) 1 YADM_20080101_A91645705_A91645705 1 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645705G001.jff 1 Record 95 in base GUJA_2008 (Created: 2008-01-14 19:00:38, Modified: 2008-01-15 18:55:36) 1 YADM_20080101_A91645722_A91645722 1 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645722G001.jff 1 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645722G002.jff 1 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645722G003.jff 1 Record 96 in base GUJA_2008 (Created: 2008-01-14 19:00:38, Modified: 2008-01-15 18:55:36) 1 YADM_20080101_A91645756_A91645756 1 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645756G001.jff Now i want to write a script which is searching between the lines Record... If a *.jff line has a number, at the front of the line, which is greater than 1, then the line itself and the line after the "record.. line" for example, "YADM_20080101_A91645666_A91645666" should be printed. The file should look like this after the pattern: 1 YADM_20080101_A91645666_A91645666 4 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645666G001.jff 1 YADM_20080101_A91645690_A91645690 2 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645690G001.jff 1 YADM_20080101_A91645701_A91645701 3 2008/01/15/ADM.ADM/20080101.ADM.ADM.A91645701G002.jff is anyone able to help me? |
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