To get older than last 7days records using awk scripting to generate report and send email
Hello All,
I have need as below:
1--> I need to get all users(who submit jobs) and their details by using below command:
output of the above command looks line below:
The above output is space separated and i am interested in job-id, user-id and submit/start at (which is job submit date) from the above output
2--> I have another command which displays all users details from ADS as below:
The output of the above command looks like below: (i am displaying one user's output, complete output contains bulk of below same blocks)
In the above output i am interested in UPN (email), Display Name, Alias (user-id) from the above output
3 --> Now the requirement is i need to get the job details which are running more than last 7 days and send those details to user (which i will get email id from point#2)
currently i am getting this by following script:
I know i am using a pattern matching using qw which i had to do and i am getting output as below:
How can i implement the above script using awk? I know I am using awk, but its in bits and peaces.
Also the issue with the above script is - if the user submit more than one job, for example 2 in above case (user1 with job id-147956 and 147960), he is receiving 2 separate emails, but he should receive one email with 2 job details.
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