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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Executing if dynamic conditions in awk Post 303044006 by cskumar on Wednesday 12th of February 2020 12:42:24 PM
Old 02-12-2020
Hi Moderators,
My sincere apologies.
@nezabudka, Please see the below code
Code:
#Shell arguments
#-------------------
sh samplecollector.sh "20200212" "1=CT,2=US_10,3=CT_US_10"

#Inside the script
#----------------------
FILEDATE=$1
CONDITIONS=$2 # Used the values directly in the variable in my post, the condition can be one or many based on user input

/usr/bin/awk -v COND=${CONDITIONS} -F"," 'function strcondition(h,  i,F,v,b,dec) {F=split(h,v,",");for(i=1;i<=F;i++) {split(v[i],b,"=");dec=(dec != "") ? dec""sprintf(" %s == \"%s\" &&",lookup(b[1]),b[2]) : sprintf("%s == \"%s\" &&",lookup(b[1]),b[2]);} sub(/[ &&\t\r\n]+$/, "", dec);return dec;} function lookup(l,  f,ar){ar[1]="$1";ar[2]="$4";ar[3]="$60";ar[4]="$17";ar[5]="$4";if (l in ar) {return ar[l];}} { if(strcondition(COND));{print COND"|"$147"|"$15"|"$16"|"$17"|"$4}}' Record_${FILEDATE}.dat

Last edited by cskumar; 02-12-2020 at 01:56 PM..
 

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