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Old 07-12-2013
Searching multiple patterns using awk

Hello,

I have the following input file:

Code:
qh1adm 20130710111201 : tp import all QH1 u6 -Dsourcesystems=BFI,EBJ 
qh1adm 20130711151154 : tp import all QH1 u6 -Dsourcesystems=BFI,EBJ 
qx1adm 20130711151154 : tp count QX1 u6 -Dsourcesystems=B17,E17,EE7 
qh1adm 20130711151155 : tp import all QH1 u6 -Dsourcesystems=E7B,B17 
qh2adm 20130711151156 : tp import all QH2 u6 -Dsourcesystems=E7B,B17 
emiadm 20130711151158 : tp count EMI u6 -Dsourcesystems=BFI,EBJ,EEI 
qh1adm 20130711151200 : tp import all QH1 u6 -Dsourcesystems=BFI,EBJ

In this case I want all the records starting from 20130711151154 and that have QH1 in them.

This should be the output:

Code:
qh1adm 20130711151154 : tp import all QH1 u6 -Dsourcesystems=BFI,EBJ
qh1adm 20130711151155 : tp import all QH1 u6 -Dsourcesystems=E7B,B17
qh1adm 20130711151200 : tp import all QH1 u6 -Dsourcesystems=BFI,EBJ

I have tried something like this:

Code:
awk '/'qh1adm'/ && /'$STOPMARK'/,0' logfile

Nothing seems to work though

where $STOPMARK is 20130711151154. But I am not getting the correct output. Can you please assist? Thanks a lot.
Moderator's Comments:
Mod Comment Please use CODE and ICODE tags to make code, sample input, and sample output clear.

Last edited by Don Cragun; 07-12-2013 at 03:40 PM.. Reason: Add CODE and ICODE tags.
 

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