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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Parse data Post 302636659 by greycells on Monday 7th of May 2012 08:06:09 PM
Old 05-07-2012
Parse data
Guys , please help me out with another AWK solution ...

Input
Code:
 
Device Physical Name     : Not Visible
Device Symmetrix Name    : 0743
Front Director Paths (2):
        {
        ----------------------------------------------------------------------
                                 POWERPATH  DIRECTOR   PORT             LUN   
                                 --------- ----------  ---- -------- ---------
        PdevName                 Type      Type Num    Sts  VBUS TID SYMM Host
        ----------------------------------------------------------------------
        Not Visible              N/A       FA   03H:0  RW   000  00  012  N/A
        Not Visible              N/A       FA   14H:0  RW   000  00  012  N/A
        }
RDF Information
        {
        Device Symmetrix Name                  : 0743
        RDF Type                               : R1
        RDF (RA) Group Number                  : 33                (20)
        Remote Device Symmetrix Name           : 1B85
        Remote Symmetrix ID                    : 000192601512
        RDF Mode                               : Asynchronous
 
        RDF Pair State (  R1 <===> R2 )        : Consistent
 RDF Information
        {
        Device Symmetrix Name                  : 0743
        RDF Type                               : R1
        RDF (RA) Group Number                  : 99                (62)
        Remote Device Symmetrix Name           : 0883
        Remote Symmetrix ID                    : 000192604766
        RDF Mode                               : Synchronous
 
       RDF Pair State (  R1 <=\=> R2 )        : Split

Ouput needed
Code:
 
Device Symmetrix Name ,[Front Director Paths],[Remote Device Symmetrix Name Remote Symmetrix ID  RDF (RA) Group Number  RDF Mode RDF Pair State]
0743,[03H:0 14H:0],[1B85 000192601512 33 Asynchronous Consistent],[0883 000192604766  99 Synchronous Split]

Thanks
 

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