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Multiple search pattern
Post 302788539 by Sara_84 on Tuesday 2nd of April 2013 03:48:44 AM
04-02-2013
Multiple search pattern
Hello 
I have this file
cat employee_list
Name : jack
Gender: m
ID : 4512
DOB : 03/27/1980
hire date : 04/23/2012
Nationality: US
marital status : single
=====================
Name : mick
Gender: m
ID : 1256
DOB : 03/27/1970
Hire date : 012/10/2011
Nationality: US
Marital status : married
=====================
Name : jolly
Gender: F
ID : 14523
DOB : 03/27/1970
Hire date : 01/20/2009
Nationality: US
Marital status : married
=====================
can you please help me to use awk to extract a list of ID with Hire date and gender
output example
4512 M 04/23/2012
1256 M 012/10/2011
14523 F 01/20/2009
Thanks,
Sara
I have this file
cat employee_list
Name : jack
Gender: m
ID : 4512
DOB : 03/27/1980
hire date : 04/23/2012
Nationality: US
marital status : single
=====================
Name : mick
Gender: m
ID : 1256
DOB : 03/27/1970
Hire date : 012/10/2011
Nationality: US
Marital status : married
=====================
Name : jolly
Gender: F
ID : 14523
DOB : 03/27/1970
Hire date : 01/20/2009
Nationality: US
Marital status : married
=====================
can you please help me to use awk to extract a list of ID with Hire date and gender
output example
4512 M 04/23/2012
1256 M 012/10/2011
14523 F 01/20/2009
Thanks,
Sara
Last edited by Sara_84; 04-02-2013 at 04:55 AM..
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