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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Script to count particular type of records Post 302534415 by madhukar1anand on Tuesday 28th of June 2011 12:47:31 AM
Old 06-28-2011
Thanks shell_life

Is there someway to keep the pattern search mLOrig='originNodeType : "IVR"' to be space insensitive. Like we get match in this case and even if we have 'originNodeType : "IVR"' (multiple blank or tabs)?


Hi birei,

Yes in the sample file the output which you mentioned is ok. I need count.
In sample pattern below, count for TYPE2 record with sample pattern should be 2.
Code:
TYPE1
{
originNodeType : "IVR"
originHostName : "AAIVR"
originTransactionID : "01310559"
originTimeStamp : "20110620192440+0530"
hostName : "hhhh"
voucher : '0'D
rProfileID : "ZZZZ"
Before
{
Flags : "10000000"
Bal : "123"
}
After
{
Flags : "10000000"
Bal : "123"
}
}
TYPE1
{
originNodeType : "IVR"
originHostName : "AAIVR"
originTransactionID : "01310559"
originTimeStamp : "20110620192440+0530"
hostName : "hhhh"
rProfileID : "ZZZZ"
voucher : '0'D
Before
{
Flags : "10000000"
Bal : "123"
}
After
{
Flags : "10000000"
Bal : "123"
}
}
TYPE1
{
originNodeType : "UGW"
originHostName : "AAUGW"
originTransactionID : "01310560"
originTimeStamp : "20110620192441+0530"
hostName : "asdf"
voucher : '1'D
Before
{
Flags : "00000000"
Bal : "123"
}
After
{
Flags : "10000000"
Bal : "124"
}
}
TYPE2
{
originNodeType : "IVR"
originHostName : "AAIVR"
originTransactionID : "01462112"
originTimeStamp : "20110624001221+0530"
hostName : "aqws"
Counter : '1'D
errorCode : 'invalidNumber (19)'
}
TYPE2
{
originNodeType : "UGW"
originHostName : "AAUGW"
originTransactionID : "01462113"
originTimeStamp : "20110624001221+0530"
hostName : "aqws"
Counter : '2'D
errorCode : 'invalidAcc (18)'
}
TYPE2
{
originNodeType : "IVR"
originHostName : "AAIVR"
originTransactionID : "01462112"
originTimeStamp : "20110624001222+0530"
hostName : "aqws"
Counter : '1'D
errorCode : 'invaliddate (17)'
}


Thanks,
Last edited by Franklin52; 06-28-2011 at 03:46 AM.. Reason: Please use code tags for code and data samples, thank you
 

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