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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting grep time and date Post 302151959 by ayhanne on Tuesday 18th of December 2007 05:03:56 AM
Old 12-18-2007
grep time and date
Hi,

I have a file which is a result of a script running every two minutes. What I wanted to do is to grep a specific date and time (hour and minute) from the file and then count the occurance of 201. I need to get the result of occurance of 201 every 5 minutes. What should I include in my command below to do that? I know I need to create variables for the date, just don't know how to do it. Thanks in advance! I hope someone can help me.

cat result.txt | nawk '{print $9}' | grep "201" | wc -l


Code:
Via NODE 4 CP2 20071217 17:59:53 20071217 17:59:59 201 103 630 aaaaaaaa60232010 bbbbbbbb0232010 0.0 -1 0.0 0 0 
Via NODE 0 CP2 20071217 17:59:53 20071217 17:59:59 201 103 630 aaaaaaaa99461665 bbbbbbbb65      0.0 -1 0.0 0 0 
Via NODE 7 CP2 20071217 17:59:54 20071217 17:59:59 201 103 644 aaaaaaaa62179668 bbbbbbbb2179668 0.0 -1 0.0 0 0 
Via NODE 7 CP2 20071217 17:59:53 20071217 17:59:59 201 103 630 aaaaaaaa60239184 bbbbbbbb0239184 0.0 -1 0.0 0 0 
Via NODE 0 CP2 20071217 17:59:53 20071217 17:59:59 201 103 630 aaaaaaaa60230772 bbbbbbbb0230772 0.0 -1 0.0 0 0 
Via NODE 2 CP2 20071217 17:59:54 20071217 17:59:59 201 103 630 aaaaaaaa60252750 bbbbbbbb0252750 0.0 -1 0.0 0 0

 

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hdfls

HDFLS(1)						      General Commands Manual							  HDFLS(1)

NAME

       hdfls - list basic information about an HDF file

SYNOPSIS

       hdfls [-o] [-l] [-d] [-v] [-g] [-s] [-h] [-t n] hdf_file

DESCRIPTION

       hdfls provides general information about the tags, reference numbers, and if requested, lengths of the data elements.

OPTIONS

       -o     display the reference numbers in ascending order.

       -l     long format.  Display more information about the file.

       -d     Display offset and length information for each element in the file.

       -v     verbose.	Display annotation and label text, along with the format triggered by the -l flag.

       -g     Group.  List items by group.

       -s     Special elements.  Display detailed information about special elements.

       -d     Display offset and length information for each element in the file.

       -h     Dump DD block information.

       -t n   Tag.  Only list information about the specified tag. Must be followed by a tag number.

EXAMPLES

       A  file called "aa.hdf" contains three items associated with a raster image; the image dimensions, a palette, and the raster image. To dis-
       play information about the contents of this file, the following command is used.

       hdfls aa.hdf

       The following output is displayed:

	       aa.hdf:

       Image Dimensions-8:		       (Raster-8): (tag 200)

	       Ref nos: 1

       Image Palette-8: 		       (Raster-8): (tag 201)

	       Ref nos: 3

       Raster Image-8:		       (Raster-8): (tag 202)

	       Ref nos: 1

       The following displays the same information with the length of each data element:

       hdfls -l aa.hdf

       This would result in the following information being displayed:

	       aa.hdf:

	       Image Dimensions-8:	       (Raster-8)      : (tag 200)

	       Ref no 1 	       4 bytes

	       Image Palette-8: 	       (Raster-8)      : (tag 201)

	       Ref no 3 	       768 bytes

	       Raster Image-8:	       (Raster-8)      : (tag 202)

	       Ref no 1 	       120000 bytes

SEE ALSO

       hdf(5)

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