May I jump in?
It explicitely defines the ok variable to 0 before any input is read (which wouldn't be necessary as awk allocates variables on first reference and initializes to zero or empty)

Please DON'T modify proposals given unless you exactly know what you are doing. E.g. you can't use shell variables (DT) inside awkscripts. Use e.g. -vDT="$DT" (or other mechanisms). And, you supply TWO input streams to awk: one from the - useless - cat pipe, and one from "infile" (which I presume doesn't exist on your system and thus is empty). awk uses the latter if provided. And, don't condense multiline scripts into one-liners without taking care of the necessary adaptions.
That said, jim mcnamara's proposal actually has a problem. Try this corrected version:

Code:

awk '
BEGIN   {ok = 0
        }
        {if ($2 == "Name")      {if ($1=="17-05-25")    {ok = 1
                                                        }
                                 else                   {ok = 0
                                                        }
                                }
        }
ok == 1 {print
        }
' file

Run as given first, check for errors, and then only try to adapt to your needs.