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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Need next line as a space delimiter in awk Post 302879443 by Akshay Hegde on Thursday 12th of December 2013 01:10:13 PM
Old 12-12-2013
I assumed this is input

Code:
$ cat file
p3fi_p3fi_dev.world PREF: p3fi_dev_01 AVAIL: p3fi_dev_02
pplnet_p3fidev PREF: p3fi_dev_01 AVAIL: p3fi_dev_02
nexus_p3fidev PREF: p3fi_dev_01 AVAIL: p3fi_dev_02
applog_p3fidev PREF: p3fi_dev_01 AVAIL: p3fi_dev_02

Code:
database=p3fi_dev
awk -v data=$database '
BEGIN{
        print "Checking services for database ", data
     }
     {
        P[$3]
        A[$5]
        print $1
     }
  END{
        printf ( "%s : ", "Preferred instances" )
        for(i in P)printf i
        printf("\t%s : ", "Available instances" )
        for(i in A)printf i
        printf RS
     }' file

Resulting
Code:
Checking services for database  p3fi_dev
p3fi_p3fi_dev.world
pplnet_p3fidev
nexus_p3fidev
applog_p3fidev
Preferred instances : p3fi_dev_01    Available instances : p3fi_dev_02

----edit-------

create variable like this
Code:
Instance_value=$(srvctl config service -d $database  | \
awk -v data=$database '
BEGIN{
        print "Checking services for database ", data
     }
     {
       P[$3]
       A[$5]
       print $1
     }
  END{
        printf ( "%s : ", "Preferred instances" )
        for(i in P)printf i
        printf("\t%s : ", "Available instances" )
        for(i in A)printf i
        printf RS
     }' )


printf  "$Instance_value\n"

Last edited by Akshay Hegde; 12-12-2013 at 02:19 PM..
 

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