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Old 09-05-2011
awk work with time change in csv file

Hi,

i have csv input file looks like below

3rd field is date and time field i want to change it with user supplied date and time says
Code:
year=2011
		month=09
		day=05
		hour=11
                count=2

when count is say 10 then first ten records should pick and it should increment the second fields by 1 for each record. if user suplies count = 61
then second should increment upto 59 then minute should increment and second again should with 01.


HTML Code:
Event: "07709367129","12","2008/05/12-03-15-00.00",,"GBP",,,,,,,,"07709367129","000000000001234","0","100C",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"822",,"Rj-aZlKEwBkAAADPAAAAIgACh1YAAAAA~2",,,
Event: "07709367129","12","2008/05/12-03-30-00.00",,"GBP",,,,,,,,"07709367129","07852306109","0","100C",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"822",,"Rj-aiFKEwBkAAADPAAAAHgAChf8AAAAA~2",,,"00:

outut should look like below

Code:
Event: "07709367129","12","2011/09/05-11-00-00.00",,"GBP",,,,,,,,"07709367129","000000000001234","0","100C",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"822",,"Rj-aZlKEwBkAAADPAAAAIgACh1YAAAAA~2",,,
Event: "07709367129","12","2011/09/05-11-00-01.00",,"GBP",,,,,,,,"07709367129","07852306109","0","100C",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"822",,"Rj-aiFKEwBkAAADPAAAAHgAChf8AAAAA~2",,,"00:

if count is given 61 then

it should pick 61 records from file minute should start with 00 and second with 00 , 01 ..... 59 then minute should increment to 01:00 for 60 th record and 01:01 for 61 st



i have written awk code its not working as expected.

Code:
year=2011
                month=09
                day=05
                hour=11
                count=2
rm -f tt.tmp
com=$year/$month/$day-$hour-

min=00

i=0


awk ' BEGIN { FS=OFS="," } { x=$count ; for( i = 0; i <= x; i++ ) {$3="'$com'""'$min-'""$i"":00"
  print $0}}' tt >> tt.tmp



any rectification or any other thought ?


thanks,
Raghavendra

Last edited by radoulov; 09-05-2011 at 09:30 AM.. Reason: Code tags.
 

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