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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Extracting segments Post 302925778 by RavinderSingh13 on Wednesday 19th of November 2014 10:09:31 AM
Old 11-19-2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Gate
I have queue.txt with the following contents:

Code:
Queue [APSAUTOCODER] on node ...
 
   description            :
   type                   : local
   max message len        : 104857600
   max queue depth        : 5000
   queue depth max event  : enabled
   persistent msgs        : yes
   backout threshold      : 0
   msg delivery seq       : priority
   queue shareable        : yes
   open input count       : 1
   open output count      : 24
   current queue depth    : 0
   queue depth high limit : 80
 
<snipped....>
 
Queue [APSCASERETRIEVAL] on node ....
 
   description            :
   type                   : local
   max message len        : 104857600
   max queue depth        : 5000
   queue depth max event  : enabled
   persistent msgs        : yes

I need to extract Queue [APSAUTOCODER] and max queue depth : 5000, Queue [APSCASERETRIEVAL] and max queue depth : 5000, and so on.

Please let me know how to extract the segments so that I can have:
Code:
APSAUTOCODER    5000
APSCASERETRIEVAL  5000
and so on

Appreciate your help!
Hello Daniel Gate,

Following may help you in same too.

Code:
awk -F":" '/^Queue/ {gsub(/.*\[/,X,$0);gsub(/\].*/,Y,$0);S=$0;A=1} {if(A && ($0 ~ /max queue depth/)){print S OFS $2;A=0}}'  Input_file

Output will be as follows.
Code:
APSAUTOCODER  5000
APSCASERETRIEVAL  5000

Thanks,
R. Singh
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poe::component::dbiagent::queue

DBIAgent::Queue(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				      DBIAgent::Queue(3pm)

NAME

       POE::Component::DBIAgent::Queue -- Helper class for managing a round-robin queue of Po:Co:DBIAgent:Helper's.

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

   Methods
       This are the methods we recognize:

       init
	   init the queue (currently noop)

       add append argument to the queue

       clear
	   Clear the queue

       find_by_pid
	   Find the index of helper with specified pid

       find_by_wheelid
	   Find the index of helper with specified wheel id

       remove_by_pid
	   Remove helper with specified pid

       remove_by_wheelid
	   Remove helper with specified wheel id

       next
	   Get next helper off the head of the queue (and put it back on the end (round robin))

       make_next
	   Force the helper with the specified wheel id to the head of the queue.

       exit_all
	   Tell all our helpers to exit gracefully.

       kill_all
	   Send the specified signal (default SIGTERM) to all helper processes

AUTHOR

       This module has been fine-tuned and packaged by Rob Bloodgood <robb@empire2.com>.  However, most of the code came directly from Fletch
       <fletch@phydeaux.org> and adapted for the release of POE::Component::DBIAgent.  Thank you, Fletch!

       However, I own all of the bugs.

       This module is free software; you may redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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