11-11-2009
Search from file and display
Dear all
I had input file as mention below. From that i want op as given below. Kindly let me knw possible ways.
Regards
Jaydeep
CONNECTED bscaaa
<rxmfp:mo=RXOTX-46-5 ;
RADIO X-CEIVER ADMINISTRATION
MANAGED OBJECT FAULT INFORMATION
MO BTSSWVER
RXOTX-46-5 ERA-G04-R11-V01
RU RUREVISION RUSERIALNO
0
RUPOSITION RULOGICALID
STATE BLSTATE INTERCNT CONCNT CONERRCNT LASTFLT LFREASON
NOOP BLO 00000
FAULT CODES CLASS 1B
4 25
FAULT CODES CLASS 2B
3 26
END
<
output
BSC MO FAULT CODE CLASS
bscaaa RXOTX-46-5 1B 4 25 2B 3 26
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