03-19-2015
Sorry for Not reading your all question
Are the lines within each Event record always in the same order? -- yes
Are there ever any missing lines within an Event record?--- NO- same input for all
Are the field names always the same in every Event record? --- yes same for all
What have you tried? learning stage so try to do small scripting with awk command
What operating system are you using? solaris don't know the version
What shell are you using? awk and sed
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