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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers awk unable to print array next to each other Post 303045735 by RudiC on Saturday 11th of April 2020 07:35:32 AM
Old 04-11-2020
Good to hear, although I'm getting a syntax error at or near { with your above code. After correction, the output doesn't quite look like the desired one in yur post #1.


Strong recommendation: Use - and stick to - a code structuring schema to your taste, like indenting and block building, for better readability, undaerstandability, and maintainability.


How about an approach like this one (adapt output field length if necessary):
Code:
awk '
BEGIN           {HCNT = split ("vc_MessageInformation|vc_AdditionalInfo|Result Code|AVP name|Message Type|Application Server Name", COLN, "|")
                 FMT  = "%-35.35s "
                 for (i=1; i<=HCNT; i++) printf FMT, COLN[i]
                 printf ORS
                }
                {for (i=1; i<=HCNT; i++)        {match ($0, COLN[i] "[^;,]*")
                                                 TMP = substr ($0, RSTART, RLENGTH)
                                                 sub (/^[^:]*: /, _, TMP)
                                                 printf FMT, TMP
                                                }
                 printf ORS
                } 
' file
vc_MessageInformation               vc_AdditionalInfo                   Result Code                         AVP name                            Message Type    ...
Location information cannot be obta Unexpected Error from HLR                                                                                   Sh-Pull         ...
User not defined in AS                                                                                                                          Sh-Notif        ...
SLh Service could not be processed  User identity was not located in an                                                                         SLh LCS-Routin  ...
Service could not be processed corr Database access failure                                                                                     Sh-Update       ...  
AVP error                           Missing AVP                         DIAMETER_MISSING_AVP                User-Name                           Sh-Pull         ...      
Invalid Sequence Number                                                                                                                         Sh-Update       ...
Inconsistency between user identiti User Identity does not correspond t                                                                         Sh-Pull         ...

 

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