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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Difficult transposing of data from profiles blocks Post 302699483 by Ophiuchus on Tuesday 11th of September 2012 08:11:58 PM
Old 09-11-2012
Hello Chubler_XL,

Jajaja I only can be surprised how it works just just just perfect! You're really good with this!.

I hope you can help me in one more thing.

I would like to print the values below "PACKET DATA PROTOCOL CONTEXT DATA", printing 3 more
fields (APNID,EQOSID,PDPID) shown in blue at the end of the current output in the format below.

Code:
MSISDN,IMSI,STATE,NAM,BS26,BS3G,CAT,CLIP,DBSG,HOLD,MPTY,PTR,SCHAR,SCPU,SOSDCF,STYPE,TS11,TS21,TS22,TSMO,VLR ADDRESS,STATE,SGSN NUMBER,STATE,APNID,EQOSID,PDPID
99946129512,123450016625444,CONNECTED,0,1,,10,1,1,1,1,,0-0,,7,13,1,1,1,0,4-99945269537,,UNKNOWN,,1|2|3,537|24|23|537,1|2|3|10
99949091700,123450011753067,CONNECTED,1,1,1,15,1,4,1,,,,3,5,21,1,1,3,,4-99945269547,PURGED,,,,,
99948748519,123450019654001,CONNECTED,0,1,,,1,,,,78,02-abr,,,,1,1,1,,4-99945269545,,4-99945269564,,1|2,537|24|537,1|2|10

I mean, put the APNID, EQOSID and PSPID values in the last 3 fields, but if there are more than one APNID (like is the usual)
then separate them with "|" within the same field.

For example, for the first block, there are 3 APNIDs, 4 EQOSIDs and 4 PDPIDs, so the 3 last fields for the first block (first line) is:

Code:
APNID,EQOSID,PDPID
1|2|3,537|24|23|537,1|2|3|10

I hope make sense.

Thanks in advance again for your great help!
 

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