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Old 07-20-2013
Sort mixed data file
I have a text file and each field is separated by semicolon ( ; ). Field number 7 is internally separated by comma ( , ) and pipe ( | ) symbol. I want to sort file based on three different fields which are marked in BOLD.

Here first BOLD field will have numbers upto the length of 9 characters, second BOLD field will have start date in 'YYYYMMDD' format and third field will have end date in 'YYYYMMDD' format.


Input File:

Code:
 
REQSTS;00002315000000000011;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000001;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130331;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000003;1720192893;EIN;320806261;;BBBB_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|BBBB_NPI,1,1720172893,N,1|BBBB_UUU_ID,1,100002999,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130430;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000013;1366449767;EIN;390806961;;GGGG_SAK,1,34082,Y,0|GGGG_NPI,1,1366489767,N,1|GGGG_ZZZ_ID,1,32562000,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120203;20120301;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000005;1003888704;EIN;390836261;;CCCC_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|CCCC_NPI,1,1003868704,N,1|CCCC_VVV_ID,1,34394500,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130131;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000009;1174668474;EIN;272042615;;EEEE_SAK,1,100009394,Y,0|EEEE_NPI,1,1174618474,N,1|EEEE_XXX_ID,1,100009394,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000007;1992777660;EIN;394806261;;DDDD_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|DDDD_NPI,1,1992757660,N,1|DDDD_WWW_ID,1,31598400,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130531;GC;2013


Required output: First and second field should be in ascending order, and third field should be in descending order.

Output file:

Code:
REQSTS;00002315000000000007;1992777660;EIN;394806261;;DDDD_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|DDDD_NPI,1,1992757660,N,1|DDDD_WWW_ID,1,31598400,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130531;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000005;1003888704;EIN;390836261;;CCCC_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|CCCC_NPI,1,1003868704,N,1|CCCC_VVV_ID,1,34394500,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130131;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000003;1720192893;EIN;320806261;;BBBB_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|BBBB_NPI,1,1720172893,N,1|BBBB_UUU_ID,1,100002999,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130430;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000001;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130331;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000013;1366449767;EIN;390806961;;GGGG_SAK,1,34082,Y,0|GGGG_NPI,1,1366489767,N,1|GGGG_ZZZ_ID,1,32562000,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120203;20120301;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000009;1174668474;EIN;272042615;;EEEE_SAK,1,100009394,Y,0|EEEE_NPI,1,1174618474,N,1|EEEE_XXX_ID,1,100009394,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000011;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;GC;2013

Thanks!
Last edited by jnrohit2k; 07-20-2013 at 02:37 PM..
# 2  
Old 07-20-2013
Here is one solution assuming your file will not contain '%':

Code:
 awk -F';' '{split($7,a,","); print a[3] "%" $15 "%" $16 "%" $0}' input.txt | sort -t '%' -k 1n -k 2n -k 3nr | awk -F'%' '{print $4}'

Code:
REQSTS;00002315000000000007;1992777660;EIN;394806261;;DDDD_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|DDDD_NPI,1,1992757660,N,1|DDDD_WWW_ID,1,31598400,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130531;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000005;1003888704;EIN;390836261;;CCCC_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|CCCC_NPI,1,1003868704,N,1|CCCC_VVV_ID,1,34394500,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130131;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000003;1720192893;EIN;320806261;;BBBB_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|BBBB_NPI,1,1720172893,N,1|BBBB_UUU_ID,1,100002999,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130430;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000001;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130331;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000013;1366449767;EIN;390806961;;GGGG_SAK,1,34082,Y,0|GGGG_NPI,1,1366489767,N,1|GGGG_ZZZ_ID,1,32562000,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120203;20120301;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000009;1174668474;EIN;272042615;;EEEE_SAK,1,100009394,Y,0|EEEE_NPI,1,1174618474,N,1|EEEE_XXX_ID,1,100009394,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000011;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;GC;2013

# 3  
Old 07-20-2013
It worked. Thanks!
# 4  
Old 08-22-2013
I have a text file and each field is separated by semicolon ( ; ). Field number 7 is internally separated by comma ( , ) and pipe ( | ) symbol. I want to sort file based on four different fields which are marked in BOLD.

Here first BOLD field will have numbers upto the length of 9 characters, second BOLD field will have start date in 'YYYYMMDD' format, third field will have end date in 'YYYYMMDD' format and fourth BOLD field will have string of 2 characters (Like "IP", "GC" ) or two WHITE SPACE.


Input File:

Code:
 
REQSTS;00002315000000000011;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000001;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130331;IP;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000002;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130229;IP;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000022;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130101;IP;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000003;1720192893;EIN;320806261;;BBBB_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|BBBB_NPI,1,1720172893,N,1|BBBB_UUU_ID,1,100002999,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130430;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000013;1366449767;EIN;390806961;;GGGG_SAK,1,34082,Y,0|GGGG_NPI,1,1366489767,N,1|GGGG_ZZZ_ID,1,32562000,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120203;20120301;IP;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000005;1003888704;EIN;390836261;;CCCC_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|CCCC_NPI,1,1003868704,N,1|CCCC_VVV_ID,1,34394500,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130131;  ;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000009;1174668474;EIN;272042615;;EEEE_SAK,1,100009394,Y,0|EEEE_NPI,1,1174618474,N,1|EEEE_XXX_ID,1,100009394,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;IP;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000007;1992777660;EIN;394806261;;DDDD_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|DDDD_NPI,1,1992757660,N,1|DDDD_WWW_ID,1,31598400,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121101;20130531;  ;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000016;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20110203;20110501;GC;2013


Required output: Sorting should happen based on following four fields in same sequence:-

(1) Fourth BOLD field should be in decending order (CHARACTER)
(2) First BOLD field should be in ascending order (NUMBER)
(3) Second BOLD field should be in ascending order (NUMBER)
(4) Third BOLD field should be in descending order (NUMBER)

Output file:

Code:
REQSTS;00002315000000000002;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130229;IP;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000022;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130101;IP;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000001;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130331;IP;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000013;1366449767;EIN;390806961;;GGGG_SAK,1,34082,Y,0|GGGG_NPI,1,1366489767,N,1|GGGG_ZZZ_ID,1,32562000,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120203;20120301;IP;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000009;1174668474;EIN;272042615;;EEEE_SAK,1,100009394,Y,0|EEEE_NPI,1,1174618474,N,1|EEEE_XXX_ID,1,100009394,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;IP;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000003;1720192893;EIN;320806261;;BBBB_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|BBBB_NPI,1,1720172893,N,1|BBBB_UUU_ID,1,100002999,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130430;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000016;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20110203;20110501;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000011;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;GC;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000007;1992777660;EIN;394806261;;DDDD_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|DDDD_NPI,1,1992757660,N,1|DDDD_WWW_ID,1,31598400,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121101;20130531;  ;2013
REQSTS;00002315000000000005;1003888704;EIN;390836261;;CCCC_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|CCCC_NPI,1,1003868704,N,1|CCCC_VVV_ID,1,34394500,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130131;  ;2013

I tried below command but it is not showing field 17th (i.e., fourth BOLD field) in the output.

Code:
 
awk -F';' '{$17 "%" split($7,a,","); print a[3] "%" $15 "%" $16 "%" $0}' temp.dat
 
100010463%20120103%20120401%CLMREQ;00002315000000000011;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;GC;2013
18663%20130101%20130331%CLMREQ;00002315000000000001;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130331;IP;2013
18663%20121201%20130229%CLMREQ;00002315000000000002;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130229;IP;2013
18663%20121201%20130101%CLMREQ;00002315000000000022;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130101;IP;2013
18663%20130101%20130430%CLMREQ;00002315000000000003;1720192893;EIN;320806261;;BBBB_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|BBBB_NPI,1,1720172893,N,1|BBBB_UUU_ID,1,100002999,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130430;GC;2013
34082%20120203%20120301%CLMREQ;00002315000000000013;1366449767;EIN;390806961;;GGGG_SAK,1,34082,Y,0|GGGG_NPI,1,1366489767,N,1|GGGG_ZZZ_ID,1,32562000,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120203;20120301;IP;2013
18663%20121201%20130131%CLMREQ;00002315000000000005;1003888704;EIN;390836261;;CCCC_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|CCCC_NPI,1,1003868704,N,1|CCCC_VVV_ID,1,34394500,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130131;  ;2013
100009394%20120103%20120401%CLMREQ;00002315000000000009;1174668474;EIN;272042615;;EEEE_SAK,1,100009394,Y,0|EEEE_NPI,1,1174618474,N,1|EEEE_XXX_ID,1,100009394,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;IP;2013
18663%20121101%20130531%CLMREQ;00002315000000000007;1992777660;EIN;394806261;;DDDD_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|DDDD_NPI,1,1992757660,N,1|DDDD_WWW_ID,1,31598400,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121101;20130531;  ;2013
100010463%20110203%20110501%CLMREQ;00002315000000000016;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20110203;20110501;GC;2013

Thanks!
# 5  
Old 08-22-2013
What about analysing and trying to understand mjf's suggestion, and then adapting it YOURSELF to your new specification?
# 6  
Old 08-22-2013
Sorry, I did a mistake here. The awk command should be;

awk -F';' '{split($7,a,","); print $17 "%" a[3] "%" $15 "%" $16 "%" $0}' temp1.dat | sort -t '%' -k 1r -k 2n -k 3n -k 4nr

It gave me following output but it did not sort first bold field correctly. Still trying....

Code:
 
IP%34082%20120203%20120301%CLMREQ;00002315000000000013;1366449767;EIN;390806961;;GGGG_SAK,1,34082,Y,0|GGGG_NPI,1,1366489767,N,1|GGGG_ZZZ_ID,1,32562000,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120203;20120301;IP;2013
IP%18663%20130101%20130331%CLMREQ;00002315000000000001;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130331;IP;2013
IP%18663%20121201%20130229%CLMREQ;00002315000000000002;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130229;IP;2013
IP%18663%20121201%20130101%CLMREQ;00002315000000000022;1316908164;EIN;310806261;;AAAA_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|AAAA_NPI,1,1316998164,N,1|AAAA_TTT_ID,1,30370300,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130101;IP;2013
IP%100009394%20120103%20120401%CLMREQ;00002315000000000009;1174668474;EIN;272042615;;EEEE_SAK,1,100009394,Y,0|EEEE_NPI,1,1174618474,N,1|EEEE_XXX_ID,1,100009394,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;IP;2013
GC%18663%20130101%20130430%CLMREQ;00002315000000000003;1720192893;EIN;320806261;;BBBB_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|BBBB_NPI,1,1720172893,N,1|BBBB_UUU_ID,1,100002999,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20130101;20130430;GC;2013
GC%100010463%20120103%20120401%CLMREQ;00002315000000000011;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20120103;20120401;GC;2013
GC%100010463%20110203%20110501%CLMREQ;00002315000000000016;1548356967;EIN;390606261;;FFFF_SAK,1,100010463,Y,0|FFFF_NPI,1,1548356967,N,1|FFFF_YYY_ID,1,100010463,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20110203;20110501;GC;2013
  %18663%20121201%20130131%CLMREQ;00002315000000000005;1003888704;EIN;390836261;;CCCC_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|CCCC_NPI,1,1003868704,N,1|CCCC_VVV_ID,1,34394500,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121201;20130131;  ;2013
  %18663%20121101%20130531%CLMREQ;00002315000000000007;1992777660;EIN;394806261;;DDDD_SAK,1,18663,Y,0|DDDD_NPI,1,1992757660,N,1|DDDD_WWW_ID,1,31598400,N,2;;;1699720086;;;;EP;20121101;20130531;  ;2013

Thanks!
# 7  
Old 08-22-2013
You should modify the sort parameters:
Code:
sort -t '%' -k1,1r -k2,2n -k3,3n -k4,4nr

-k2n starts a key (field) 2 and runs to the end of line.
-k2,2 starts at 2 and stops at 2.
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