I notice the code split input2.txt in 4 subfiles, because in this input file are 4 EVENT blocks, but a complete input file could be of thousands of EVENT blocks. How to avoid generate those input2.txt.$X subfiles considering a large input file?
Thanks for your help again.
And well, now this is what I get.
input.txt
Code:
EVENT
INTERNET CONNECTION
Date 11/01/2009
Initial hour 07:30
Number of users 27
Average of use 32 min
Final hour 19:00
EVENT
LOCAL CALL
Date 11/01/2009
Initial hour 07:42
Number of users 15
Average of use 7 min
Final hour 16:11
EVENT
INTERNATIONAL CALL
Date 11/01/2009
Initial hour 09:14
Number of users 21
Average of use 5 min
Final hour 16:17
EVENT
PRINTER USE
Date 12/01/2009
Initial hour 07:30
Number of users 23
Average of pages printed 17
Final hour 19:00
input2.txt
Code:
EVENT|INTERNET CONNECTION
Date|11/01/2009
Initial hour|07:30
Number of users|27
Average of use|32 min
Final hour|19:00
EVENT|LOCAL CALL
Date|11/01/2009
Initial hour|07:42
Number of users|15
Average of use|7 min
Final hour|16:11
EVENT|INTERNATIONAL CALL
Date|11/01/2009
Initial hour|09:14
Number of users|21
Average of use|5 min
Final hour|16:17
EVENT|PRINTER USE
Date|12/01/2009
Initial hour|07:30
Number of users|23
Average of pages printed|17
Final hour|19:00
headers.txt and rowheaders with 0 KB (totally blank)
colheaders.txt
Code:
input.txt:EVENT
input.txt:INTERNET CONNECTION
input.txt:Date 11/01/2009
input.txt:Initial hour 07:30
input.txt:Number of users 27
input.txt:Average of use 32 min
input.txt:Final hour 19:00
input.txt:
input.txt:EVENT
input.txt:LOCAL CALL
input.txt:Date 11/01/2009
input.txt:Initial hour 07:42
input.txt:Number of users 15
input.txt:Average of use 7 min
input.txt:Final hour 16:11
input.txt:
input.txt:EVENT
input.txt:INTERNATIONAL CALL
input.txt:Date 11/01/2009
input.txt:Initial hour 09:14
input.txt:Number of users 21
input.txt:Average of use 5 min
input.txt:Final hour 16:17
input.txt:
input.txt:EVENT
input.txt:PRINTER USE
input.txt:Date 12/01/2009
input.txt:Initial hour 07:30
input.txt:Number of users 23
input.txt:Average of pages printed 17
input.txt:Final hour 19:00
input2.txt:
input2.txt:EVENT|INTERNET CONNECTION
input2.txt:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt:Initial hour|07:30
input2.txt:Number of users|27
input2.txt:Average of use|32 min
input2.txt:Final hour|19:00
input2.txt:
input2.txt:
input2.txt:EVENT|LOCAL CALL
input2.txt:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt:Initial hour|07:42
input2.txt:Number of users|15
input2.txt:Average of use|7 min
input2.txt:Final hour|16:11
input2.txt:
input2.txt:
input2.txt:EVENT|INTERNATIONAL CALL
input2.txt:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt:Initial hour|09:14
input2.txt:Number of users|21
input2.txt:Average of use|5 min
input2.txt:Final hour|16:17
input2.txt:
input2.txt:
input2.txt:EVENT|PRINTER USE
input2.txt:Date|12/01/2009
input2.txt:Initial hour|07:30
input2.txt:Number of users|23
input2.txt:Average of pages printed|17
input2.txt:Final hour|19:00
input2.txt.10:EVENT|LOCAL CALL
input2.txt.10:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt.10:Initial hour|07:42
input2.txt.10:Number of users|15
input2.txt.10:Average of use|7 min
input2.txt.10:Final hour|16:11
input2.txt.18:EVENT|INTERNATIONAL CALL
input2.txt.18:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt.18:Initial hour|09:14
input2.txt.18:Number of users|21
input2.txt.18:Average of use|5 min
input2.txt.18:Final hour|16:17
input2.txt.2:EVENT|INTERNET CONNECTION
input2.txt.2:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt.2:Initial hour|07:30
input2.txt.2:Number of users|27
input2.txt.2:Average of use|32 min
input2.txt.2:Final hour|19:00
input2.txt.26:EVENT|PRINTER USE
input2.txt.26:Date|12/01/2009
input2.txt.26:Initial hour|07:30
input2.txt.26:Number of users|23
input2.txt.26:Average of pages printed|17
input2.txt.26:Final hour|19:00
output.txt
Code:
EVENT input.txt:EVENT
input.txt:INTERNET CONNECTION
input.txt:Date 11/01/2009
input.txt:Initial hour 07:30
input.txt:Number of users 27
input.txt:Average of use 32 min
input.txt:Final hour 19:00
input.txt:
input.txt:EVENT
input.txt:LOCAL CALL
input.txt:Date 11/01/2009
input.txt:Initial hour 07:42
input.txt:Number of users 15
input.txt:Average of use 7 min
input.txt:Final hour 16:11
input.txt:
input.txt:EVENT
input.txt:INTERNATIONAL CALL
input.txt:Date 11/01/2009
input.txt:Initial hour 09:14
input.txt:Number of users 21
input.txt:Average of use 5 min
input.txt:Final hour 16:17
input.txt:
input.txt:EVENT
input.txt:PRINTER USE
input.txt:Date 12/01/2009
input.txt:Initial hour 07:30
input.txt:Number of users 23
input.txt:Average of pages printed 17
input.txt:Final hour 19:00 input2.txt:
input2.txt:EVENT|INTERNET CONNECTION
input2.txt:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt:Initial hour|07:30
input2.txt:Number of users|27
input2.txt:Average of use|32 min
input2.txt:Final hour|19:00
input2.txt:
input2.txt:
input2.txt:EVENT|LOCAL CALL
input2.txt:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt:Initial hour|07:42
input2.txt:Number of users|15
input2.txt:Average of use|7 min
input2.txt:Final hour|16:11
input2.txt:
input2.txt:
input2.txt:EVENT|INTERNATIONAL CALL
input2.txt:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt:Initial hour|09:14
input2.txt:Number of users|21
input2.txt:Average of use|5 min
input2.txt:Final hour|16:17
input2.txt:
input2.txt:
input2.txt:EVENT|PRINTER USE
input2.txt:Date|12/01/2009
input2.txt:Initial hour|07:30
input2.txt:Number of users|23
input2.txt:Average of pages printed|17
input2.txt:Final hour|19:00 input2.txt.10:EVENT|LOCAL CALL
input2.txt.10:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt.10:Initial hour|07:42
input2.txt.10:Number of users|15
input2.txt.10:Average of use|7 min
input2.txt.10:Final hour|16:11
input2.txt.18:EVENT|INTERNATIONAL CALL
input2.txt.18:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt.18:Initial hour|09:14
input2.txt.18:Number of users|21
input2.txt.18:Average of use|5 min
input2.txt.18:Final hour|16:17
input2.txt.2:EVENT|INTERNET CONNECTION
input2.txt.2:Date|11/01/2009
input2.txt.2:Initial hour|07:30
input2.txt.2:Number of users|27
input2.txt.2:Average of use|32 min
input2.txt.2:Final hour|19:00
input2.txt.26:EVENT|PRINTER USE
input2.txt.26:Date|12/01/2009
input2.txt.26:Initial hour|07:30
input2.txt.26:Number of users|23
input2.txt.26:Average of pages printed|17
input2.txt.26:Final hour|19:00
output2.txt
Code:
EVENT input.txt:EVENT
input.txt:Initial hour 07:30
input.txt:Average of use 32 min
input.txt:Final hour 19:00
input.txt:Date 11/01/2009
input.txt:INTERNET CONNECTION
input.txt:Number of users 27
Hi,
I did read a few posts on the subjects, tried out a few solutions, but did not solve my problem.
https://www.unix.com/302121568-post11.html
https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/137953-large-file-columns-into-rows-etc-4.html
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