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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Need help in retrieving log from a UNIX file using the search patterns Post 302485996 by msrayudu on Thursday 6th of January 2011 04:12:14 PM
Old 01-06-2011
Thanks Anurag for the quick response. Unfortunately I can't post sample input but here is the scenario

Starting line (for tx - 1)
Transaction ID (Unique for each transaction)
End line (for tx -1)
starting line (for tx -2)
Transaction ID
End line (for tx -2)
.....
.....
starting line (for tx -10)
Transaction ID
End line (for tx -10)

The start/end lines are common for all the transactions. The transaction ID is present as part of the line in the middle of the respective transaction log.

Now, I have to write a script so that it can pull the requested transaction log (from starting line to end line) by searching the transaction ID from the log into a seperate file.
 

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