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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to print the lines between the pattern using awk/grep/sed? Post 302660695 by agama on Friday 22nd of June 2012 11:54:01 PM
Old 06-23-2012
This looks for the specific error code:

Code:
awk '
    function print_last(    i )
    {
        if( code != "" )
            printf( "The linkConfID %s failed with error 1008\n", id );
    }

    /hotelCancelReservation request:/ { print_last( ); code = "" }
    /{errorCode=/ {
        code = $0;
        gsub( ".*errorCode=", "", code );
        gsub( "}.*", "", code );
    }
    /{linkConfID=/ {
        id = $0;
        gsub( ".*linkConfID=", "", id );
        gsub( "}.*", "", id );
    }
    END { print_last( ); }
' input >output

I assumed that all of the information in the link confirmation ID was useful; printing just from the equal to the space yielded just 'B' in one case which seems less than desired.

Hope this gets you further.
 

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