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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Ravi Post 302169869 by rvboyapati on Friday 22nd of February 2008 04:40:49 PM

02-22-2008

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Ravi

We have one UNIX server , I'm trying to use a multi-line printing using awk command. The sample input file is given below

1
SYSCATSPACE
System managed
4584

1
TEMPSPACE1
System managed
1

2
USERSPACE1
System managed
416

3
SYSTOOLSPACE
System managed
91

4
SYSTOOLSTMPSPACE
System managed
1

And my output file should look like this

0 SYSCATSPACE System manageda 4584
1 TEMPSPACE1 System managed 1
2 USERSPACE1 System manageda 416
3 SYSTOOLSPACE System managed 91

How do i print multiple records using awk command,
your help will be highly appreciated in this regard.

Regards

Ravi

edit by bakunin: Ravi, please keep the following two issues in mind:

1. Give your threads some meaningful title. The questions you pose along with the answers are going to a permanent knowledge database (the forums archive) and other users can and do search this database. If someone has a similar problem like you s/he should be able to enter "multiline print" or something such as keyword and find your thread. This is why naming threads "Ravi" or "i have a problem" or so is a pretty bad idea.

2. The baord has theme-oriented subsections. The section you posted in is dealing with AIX issues. You might be working on an AIX machine, but the problem you posed is clearly not AIX-related. There is a section "Shell scripting" where this thread would fit much better. I'm going to move it over to there in this case, but, please, try to put your thread in the right part yourself. Thank you.

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