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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Need to Grep or awk a logfile for greater than value Post 302473502 by 1905 on Saturday 20th of November 2010 07:06:13 PM
Old 11-20-2010
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Originally Posted by jlliagre
It would help if you provide a sample input content. If the TTMT value is at a fixed column, that would be trivial with awk.
Hi, thanks for answer, so each message in the log is written like this, it has a timestamp and then each variable is within a { } Not sure if it has a certain fixed column though? is it a case of each { } = a column so i need to count them to see where TTMT comes? If so i counted and TTMT appears to be the 55th {}

Here is a example line, where it takes TTMT {21} - would like to see any entries like this where TTMT exceeds 20 (majority are below this number)

16:00:01:350528|0890-ATQU OrdClose Code {1 0003844534} OrdId {2} MsgCode {0} Msg {OK} R {0} T {3551349298} Act {chg} Code {10003844534} OrdId {2} T {35519298} S {on} Ed {1} Owner {CRET} Leg {doubl
e} ByRec {1} ByMid {0} ByBest {0} Mid {0.010000} IS {100.000000 100.000000} OS {100 100} Qshow {CRETA} QBid {102.410000 10.000 10.000} QAsk {102.650000 10.000 10.000} BBid {102.430000 15.000} BAsk {102.6300
00 17.500} MTrader {CREDM} MBid {102.410000 10.000 10.000} MAsk {102.640000 10.000 10.000} DelOnEdit {0} BySkew {0} ByFastSpread {0} Skew {0.000000} FastSpread {0.000000} StatusDetailLong {} ByBestType {1} Ch
eckJump {0} VOrdId {2} Fly {0} LinkId {} MLinkId {} ThClass {default} BackTrader {CRED} Refreshing {0} Component {} PriceComponent {} BestToCheck {0} BestTime {0} DiffTime {0} SubscrStatus {2} Attributes {0
0} TT {52} TTMKT {52} TTQ {0} TTSendQ {0} TTMT {21} TTNET {33} TTRecvQ {0}
 

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