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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Script to extract fields Post 302269662 by akhtar.bhat on Thursday 18th of December 2008 08:06:21 AM
Old 12-18-2008
Dear Sir,
Thanks for the help.
The reply you made is good but it is not working properly example when new logs are coming in the log file, It is shown below

Example logs:-

10-12 11:34:30.452 DBG AGIML SERVER[1]..............................write() (<agiml><header><responsetype>TOPUP</responsetype></header><response><auditfields
/><resultcode>999</resultcode><account>9821376954</account><transno>1143</transno><incode>BPL</incode><resultdescription></resultdescription><inresultcode>1<
/inresultcode><inmtransno>228889066557802</inmtransno><flowControlCode></flowControlCode><flowControlLevel></flowControlLevel><intransno></intransno><acls/><
authorities/><records/></response></agiml>)
12-12 08:47:37.545 DBG AGIML SERVER[1]..............................write() (<agiml><header><responsetype>TOPUP</responsetype></header><response><auditfields
/><resultcode>999</resultcode><account>9773575450</account><transno>1317</transno><incode>BPL</incode><resultdescription></resultdescription><inresultcode>1<
/inresultcode><inmtransno>229051853686229</inmtransno><flowControlCode></flowControlCode><flowControlLevel></flowControlLevel><intransno></intransno><acls/><
authorities/><records/></response></agiml>)



Output of your command :-

TOPUP,999,9821376954,1143,BPL,1,228889066557802,) 12-12 08:47:37.545 DBG AGIML SERVER[1]..............................write() (,TOPUP,999,9773575450,1317,BPL,1,229051853686229



The output should be like this:-
TOPUP,999,9821376954,1143,BPL,1,228889066557802
TOPUP,999,9773575450,1317,BPL,1,229051853686229



Best Regards,
Akhtar Bhat
 

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