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01-12-2004
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This will check all lines that have MP as the first field and assumes that the date is in the third field (same as the sample data)...
awk -v today=$(date "+%Y%m%d") '$1=="MP" && substr($3,9,8)!=today {system("/path/to/alert/script");exit}' /path/to/data/file |
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