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Old 03-20-2013
Grep a part of file based on string identifiers

consider below file contents

Code:
cat myOutputFIle.txt
8 CCM-HQE-ResourceHealthCheck:
Resource List :
No RED/UNKNOWN resource Health entries found
----------------------------------------------------------
9 CCM-TraderLogin-Status:
Number of logins: 0
----------------------------------------------------------
10 CCM HA Status:
Server:XXX.XX.XX.XX not enabled
Server Role:ACTIVE
Server State:AVAILABLE
Network State:GY_PY
----------------------------------------------------------
11 MG-DigitalPortChannel-Status:
No MG's are present hence terminating script
----------------------------------------------------------
12 MM-Operational-State:
HTML Code:
ipAddress       requestOperationalState
XX.xx.XX.XX.XX   MS_INTRAFFIC
----------------------------------------------------------


what i want to achieve is grep a string let say "CCM HA Status:" and display all the lines below it till it reaches "-----------------------------------------"

i implemented partially using sed command. .but its displaying output allong with identifiers..

Code:
[root@htmlgen]# sed -n "/CCM HA Status:/,/----------------------------------------------------------/ w tablextract2.sql" <myOutputFIle.txt
[root@ htmlgen]#
[root@duhtmlgen]# cat tablextract2.sql
10 CCM HA Status:
Server:xxx.xx.xxx.xxHA not enabled
Server Role:ACTIVE
Server State:AVAILABLE
Network State:GY_PY
----------------------------------------------------------
[root@ htmlgen]#


what the expected output is

Code:
Server:xxx.xx.xxx.xxHA not enabled
Server Role:ACTIVE
Server State:AVAILABLE
Network State:GY_PY

similarly if i search for "MM-Operational-State:" it should display below output

Code:
ipAddress       requestOperationalState
XX.xx.XX.XX.XX   MS_INTRAFFIC

any help is appreciated.. thanks

Last edited by vivek d r; 03-21-2013 at 01:27 AM..
 

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NAME
DXmCreateScrolledCSText - Creates a compound string text widget with scroll bars. SYNOPSIS
Widget DXmCreateScrolledCSText( Widget parent, char *name, Args *args, Cardinal num_args ); PARAMETERS
The identifier (widget ID) of the parent widget. The name of the created widget. The application override argument list. The number of arguments in the application override argument list. DESCRIPTION
The DXmCreateScrolledCSText routine creates a compound string text widget with scroll bars. The routine uses the same arguments and resources as the DXmCreateCSText routine to create a compound string text widget but uses the following resources to create horizontal and vertical scroll bars for the widget as well: ------------------------------------------------------------------- Resource Description ------------------------------------------------------------------- XmNscrollHorizontal Controls whether a scroll bar that allows the user to scroll through text horizontally is added to the compound string text window. XmNscrollTopSide Controls whether the horizontal scroll bar is positioned at the top of the compound string text window. XmNscrollVertical Controls whether a scroll bar that allows the user to scroll through text vertically is added to the compound string text window. XmNscrollLeftSide Controls whether the vertical scroll bar is placed on the left side of the compound string text window. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Inherited Resources The DXmCreateScrolledCSText routine inherits behaviour and resources from the following superclasses: Core Resource Set XmPrimitive Resource Set DXmScrolledCSText Resource Set RETURN VALUES
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