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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Writing out 2nd column into one file from multiple files Post 302364773 by Scott on Friday 23rd of October 2009 08:13:19 PM
Old 10-23-2009
OK, to keep it simple (and so you can easily maintain it ;-) ) based on the two input files you gave.

Code:
awk '
  /^USER/ { USER[$2] = USER[$2] " " $2; U = $2 }
  /^RUN/  { RUN[U] = RUN[U] " " $2 }
  /^WAIT/  { WAIT[U] = WAIT[U]" " $2 }
  /^DONE/  { DONE[U] = DONE [U] " " $2 }
  /^QUEUE/  { QUEUE[U] = QUEUE[U] " " $2 }
  /^TOTAL/  { TOTAL[U] = TOTAL[U] " " $2 }

  END { for ( u in USER ) {
            print "USER " USER[u]
            print "RUN " RUN[u]
            print "WAIT " WAIT[u]
            print "DONE " DONE[u]
            print "QUEUE " QUEUE[u]
            print "TOTAL " TOTAL[u]
            print ""
            }}

' file[12]


USER  bob bob
RUN  7 4
WAIT  3 5
DONE  2 5
QUEUE  long long
TOTAL  8 13

USER  maria maria
RUN  5 2
WAIT  6 4
DONE  7 3
QUEUE  short short
TOTAL  10 12

Last edited by Scott; 10-23-2009 at 09:26 PM.. Reason: why do all my uppercase U's look like lowercase u's in the top bit??
 

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