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05-25-2009
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Hi,
I have a file as: Code:
IIN*00*00*ZZ*NDC *ZZ*11847*090520*0200*U*00401*000000001*0*P*>~GS*HP*NDC STD REMIT*1184722779*20090520*0200*63*X*004010X091A1~ST*835*10001~BPR*I*252480.19*C*CHK************20090515~TRN*1*0010855862*1952931460*12427008150981~DTM*405*20090514~N1*PR*CALIFORNIA*XV*H00~N3*ireland~ Appreciate your help. Regards, Anil |
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05-25-2009
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If it's a fixed-field record with '*' as the separator, you could use
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awk -F'*' '{print $49}' file
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perl -ne 'print $1,"\n" if /N1\*PR\*(.*?)\*/;' file |
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05-25-2009
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if you have Python
Code:
#!/usr/bin/env python
for line in open("file"):
if "N1*PR*" in line:
ind=line.index("N1*PR*")
print line[ind+6:].split("*")[0]
Code:
# ./test.py CALIFORNIA |
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05-26-2009
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Thanks. Perl one-liner worked.
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