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Old 02-06-2016
Output checker setting variable to TRUE or FALSE

Hi All,
I'm trying to come up a way to check the output of some data i have. I need to be able to check for the order of the output and if its correct set a variable to false if it isnt.

Currently the data is in the below format, this is the value which should cause the variable be set to true.
Code:
  Flags: x              Service: aaa
  Flags: x              Service: bbb
  Flags: x              Service: aaa
  Flags: x              Service: bbb
  Flags: x              Service: aaa
  Flags: x              Service: bbb
  Flags: x              Service: aaa
  Flags: x              Service: bbb
  Flags: x              Service: aaa
  Flags: x              Service: bbb

If the data is out of order (example below) then the variable should be set to FALSE. I then have a script that will send me a notification if the variable equals FALSE.

Code:
  Flags: x              Service: aaa
  Flags: x              Service: bbb
  Flags: x              Service: bbb
  Flags: x              Service: aaa
  Flags: x              Service: aaa
  Flags: x              Service: bbb
  Flags: x              Service: aaa
  Flags: x              Service: bbb
  Flags: x              Service: aaa
  Flags: x              Service: bbb

The string after
Code:
Service:

should be able to be modified as i have a few different types of data to check.

Any help anyone could offer along with explaining would be great.

Thanks
 

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