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split a line using a token
hi all,
is ksh, is there a way to split a line so it displays the output on seperate lines from a grep command ?? i have a script which greps for "responseTime" from log files but when i echo the output of the grep command it displays all occurances of the string all on one line which is hard to read. i.e it currently displays this : [12/4/08 16:18:31:298 NZDT] 4c4a8d responseTime [307 millis] [12/4/08 16:19:47:005 NZDT] 1affb08 responseTime[692 millis] [12/4/08 16:19:47:416 NZDT] 1affb08 responseTime[692 millis] and i wanted to display it in this way : [12/4/08 16:18:31:298 NZDT] 4c4a8d responseTime [307 millis] [12/4/08 16:19:47:005 NZDT] 1affb08 responseTime[692 millis] [12/4/08 16:19:47:416 NZDT]1affb08 responseTime[692 millis] thanks in advance. |
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