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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers awk statements involving several loops Post 303044738 by shanul karim on Tuesday 3rd of March 2020 12:31:06 AM
Old 03-03-2020
awk statements involving several loops
Dear team,


The below is the input file.


Quote:
cat CMWSTA
# cat CMWSTA

shaNmfTode=DL-3,shaNmfTluster=myNmfTluster
AdminState=CMTOCKED(1)
OperState=TNMDLED(1)
shaNmfTode=DL-4,shaNmfTluster=myNmfTluster
AdminState=CMTOCKED(1)
OperState=TNMDLED(1)
shaNmfTode=DL-5,shaNmfTluster=myNmfTluster
AdminState=CMTOCKED(1)
OperState=TNMDLED(1)
shaNmfTode=DL-6,shaNmfTluster=myNmfTluster
AdminState=CMTOCKED(1)
OperState=TNMDLED(1)
shaNmfTode=DL-7,shaNmfTluster=myNmfTluster
AdminState=CMTOCKED(1)
OperState=TNMDLED(1)
shaNmfTode=DL-8,shaNmfTluster=myNmfTluster
AdminState=CMTOCKED(1)
OperState=TNMDLED(1)

Here need to run loop in awk which will check for "shaNmfTode=DL-$x,shaNmfTluster=myNmfTluster" where DL- has variable value started from 3 to 8. after checking each and as per below two lines each block or array if AdminState found deffer from CMTOCKED and OperState deffer from TNMDLED. The output will be printed ..
Ideally this input file has status for DL below as CMTOCKED and TNMDLED. In case has different value that need to be printed along with corresponding DL(e.q shaNmfTode=DL-8,shaNmfTluster=myNmfTluster).



like below


Quote:
shaNmfTode=DL-8,shaNmfTluster=myNmfTluster
AdminState=SOCKED(1)
OperState=DWNLED(1)

Code:
awk 'BEGIN{print "Checking Nmf cluster state:..."}{a[++i]=$0;}END{for(x=3;x>8;x++) {for (k=1;k<3;k++) {if (a[k]~"shaNmfTode=DL-$x,shaNmfTluster=myNmfTluster") {a[x+y] } {if (a[x+y]~"CMTOCKED"  || [x+y]~TNMDLED"){print ""} else { print a[x+y]}}}' CMWSTA | grep .> CMWSTA_stat


Its not working.. Thanks
 

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