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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Need assistance with sed Post 302513294 by cgkmal on Tuesday 12th of April 2011 08:24:06 PM
Old 04-12-2011
Hi Dendany83,

Maybe trying with awk:
Code:
awk '{
a="        Device          |             IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B              "
b="Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      "
c="=============================================================================================="
}
{print ($0~/^$/)?(a"\n"b"\n"c):$0}' 2.log

        Device          |             IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B              
Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      
==============================================================================================
           9a            60        36           60.0       60        0            0.0
           96            60        35           58.3       55        0            0.0
           92            60        60           100.0      60        60           100.0
           8e            60        35           58.3       60        0            0.0
        Device          |             IPMB0-A              |             IPMB0-B              
Board      Address      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      |Sent      SentErr      %Errr      
==============================================================================================
           9a            60        19           31.6       60        0            0.0
           96            60        20           33.3       54        0            0.0
           92            60        60           100.0      60        60           100.0
           8e            60        20           33.3       60        0            0.0


If 2.log file contains more than one consecutive blank line and you want to have the same output as above
add cat -s before awk command.
Code:
cat -s 2.log | awk '< code >'

Hope this helps.

Regards
Last edited by cgkmal; 04-12-2011 at 10:00 PM..
 

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