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help to get the block from a file
Code:
<Connection^M
companyId="TCS"^M
connectionMode="client"^M
name="TCS_TEMP"^M
protocolVersion="4.2"^M
disableLogging="false"^M
</Connection>
<Connection^M
companyId="HCL"^M
connectionMode="client"^M
name="HCL_RSDC02"^M
protocolVersion="4.2"^M
disableLogging="false"^M
</Connection>
<Connection^M
companyId="SCB"^M
connectionMode="server"^M
name="SCB_ERSDC02"^M
protocolVersion="4.1"^M
disableLogging="false"^M
connectionIntervals="08:00:00,18:00:00"^M
connectAtStartup="true"^M
</Connection>
<Connection^M
companyId="SAT"^M
connectionMode="client"^M
name="SAT_RSDC02"^M
protocolVersion="4.0"^M
disableLogging="false"^M
</Connection>
I have the above content in one file. if i grep for name="SCB_ERSDC02" it should display the corresponding block from <Connection^M until </Connection>. Any commands...? Code:
output should be
<Connection^M
companyId="SCB"^M
connectionMode="server"^M
name="SCB_ERSDC02"^M
protocolVersion="4.1"^M
disableLogging="false"^M
connectionIntervals="08:00:00,18:00:00"^M
connectAtStartup="true"^M
</Connection>
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10-09-2008
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Use nawk or /usr/xpg4/bin/awk on Solaris. Code:
awk '
/<Connection/{i=0}
{a[++i]=$0}
/SCB_ERSDC02/{f=1}
/<\/Connection>/ && f {for(j=1;j<=i;j++){print a[j]};exit}
' file
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10-09-2008
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hi,
Is there any way to pass "SCB_ERSDC02" as command-line arg. B'cos when i pass its not giving any output. |
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10-09-2008
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Save this script, make it executable with chmod: Code:
#!bin/sh
awk -v var="$1" '
/<Connection/{i=0}
{a[++i]=$0}
$0 ~ var {f=1}
/<\/Connection>/ && f {for(j=1;j<=i;j++){print a[j]};exit}
' file
and call the script as follow: Code:
./scriptname SCB_ERSDC02 Regards |
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Very Thanks!
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10-09-2008
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Suppose If i want to search for name="HCL_RSDC02", how to achive this?
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