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AWK (NAWK) and filtering values
Hi ,
i try to filter input file : [565342:00002-00001] 17/04/2008 06:17:09 [983254:00002-00001] 17/04/2008 00:00:02 keeping lines with hour > 06 as : [565342:00002-00001] 17/04/2008 06:17:09 i tried : CSL=06 nawk -v CSL="${CSL}" -F'[ :]' '/^\[/ { if ( $4 -gt $CSL) print $0 } ; /^\>/ { if ( $5 -gt $CSL) print $0 }' input_file.txt i would here give CSL as shell variable the ouput file is the same as input. somebody can remove the straw in my eye ? regards Christian |
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