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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Scripting issue Post 302652841 by talkhard154 on Thursday 7th of June 2012 11:15:28 PM
Old 06-08-2012
Scripting issue
Hi experts...
I am really new to this scripting, i really need your help.
I have this script to read and print the report, however the script does not pickup the correct hostname (eg. Svtns11d)..

The script will start reading/pick up on the second line instead of reading the first line. Reason why it does not display the hostname "Svtns11d".

MESSAGE: ANE7897I Starting backup of host Machine 'Svtns11d'
mode=Full, target node name='SVTTHB_BBK', data mover node

Really need your help... Attached below is the script

Script:
...
....
{
if ( $1 ~ /MESSAGE:/ && $2 ~ /7897/ )
{
NEXT_LINE=0; MSGNO=7897;
if ( FIRST == 0 )
FIRST=1;
else
{
LNCNT=LNCNT+1;
printf("%2d %-10s %8d %10d %8d %8d %8d %7d %-12s %-10s\n", LNCNT, HOSTNAME, INSPECTED, BACKUP, UPDATED, DELETED, EXPIRED, FAILED, XFER, ELAPSED);
HOSTNAME=" "; INSPECTED=0; BACKUP=0; UPDATED=0; DELETED=0; EXPIRED=0; FAILED=0; XFER=0; ELAPSED=0;
}
}
else
if ( $1 ~ /MESSAGE:/ && $2 ~ /7888/ )
INSPECTED=$8;
else
if ( $1 ~ /MESSAGE:/ && $2 ~ /7889/ )
BACKUP=$9;
else
if ( $1 ~ /MESSAGE:/ && $2 ~ /7891/ )
UPDATED=$8;
else
if ( $1 ~ /MESSAGE:/ && $2 ~ /7892/ )
DELETED=$8;
else
if ( $1 ~ /MESSAGE:/ && $2 ~ /7893/ )
EXPIRED=$8;
else
if ( $1 ~ /MESSAGE:/ && $2 ~ /7894/ )
FAILED=$8;
else
if ( $1 ~ /MESSAGE:/ && $2 ~ /7895/ )
XFER=sprintf("%s %s", $8, $9);
else
if ( $1 ~ /MESSAGE:/ && $2 ~ /7896/ )
ELAPSED=$6
else
if ( NEXT_LINE == 0 && MSGNO ~ /7897/ )
{ HOSTNAME=substr($7,2,8); NEXT_LINE=0; MSGNO=0; }
}
END {
LNCNT=LNCNT+1;
printf("%2d %-10s %8d %10d %8d %8d %8d %7d %-12s %-10s\n\n", LNCNT, HOSTNAME, INSPECTED, BACKUP, UPDATED, DELETED, EXPIRED, FAILED, XFER, ELAPSED);
}
 

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