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How to put for loop in nawk
Hello All,
How i can put loop in nawk. what i want is that i define a variable which contain vlaues like var='1 2 3 4 5' and then define for loop which gives vlaue to nawk one by one to varilable inside nawk and then print it. Code:
cat /omp-data/logs/5etr/081121.APX | nawk -v CDNLIST='700 701' '
BEGIN {
for LIST in $CDNLIST
do
TG=$LIST;
printf ("DATE IN ST EN TGN ISEIZE ISATMP IANS OATMPT OVFL OSEIZE OSATMP OANS TOTUSG OOSMTCE OOS DBLSZR
NTWCONG\n");
done
}
Waqas Ahmed |
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An example:
Code:
awk -v var="1 2 3 4 5" '
BEGIN {
split(var, arr)
for(i in arr){
print arr[i]
}
}'
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