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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers if within nawk command Post 302098010 by kshelluser on Thursday 30th of November 2006 06:02:03 AM
Old 11-30-2006
if within nawk command
I am trying to nawk through a file and if the 24.25.26 charachters in the file are "000" then print a line to a new file in one format, otherwise print a line in a different format.

So far I have the following:

nawk '/^1/ {
if(substr($0,24,3) != 000) printf("%.5d%s\n",NR-1,"0"substr($0,14,13)"XXX"substr($0,2,6)substr($0,32,7)"+"" XXXXXXXX""XXXX "" ""N")
else printf("%.5d%s\n",NR-1,"0"substr($0,14,10)"801""XXXX"substr($0,2,6)substr($0,32,7)"+"" XXXXXXXX""XXXX "" ""N")
fi
}' filename >> newfile

however this is reulting in a syntax error as follows, due to the if statement:



Can anyone confirm the correct syntax for an if/else statement within a nawk command.

Thanks.
 

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