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Ok, i correct...

awk '$8=="TYPE=snp"{a++};$8=="TYPE=ins"{b++};$8=="TYPE=del"{c++}END{print "snp="a "\n" "ins="b "\n" "del="c}'

it's do your job ?

echo ' :20:9400115251184711 :61:1509090908DR991,43NCOL09:04:0032 :86:/OCMT/EUR991,43/PT/FT/BN/ORANGE ESPAGNE S.A.U' | sed 's/[[:space:]]:[0-9][0-9]:/\'$'\n&/g'

try this:

if [ "$(ls file | awk -F_ '$5~/[0-9]{8}/')" != "" ];then echo GoodFile;fi

first field/secondhome/thirthintannf/fourthfoto3/and fifth2015_0313_090651_219.JPG,

-F"[/,]" has 2 field separator

If i have the field separator / the fifth print 2015_0313_090651_219.JPG,and...

awk -F "[/,]" 'NR>1 {print $5}' file

-F "[/,]"
Set Field Input Separator to /,

NR>1 skip the first line

{print $5} print the fifth field

awk -F "[/,]" 'NR>1 {print $5}' file

Hello, i have found an another solution:

hexdump -C file | awk -F"|" '{print $2}' | sed 's/\.//g' | tr -d '\n'

It is faster than the loop

try:

awk -F"=" '/failed/{sum1+=$2};/error/{sum2+=$2}END{print "failed="sum1"\n""error="sum2}' file

thx for your explanation, but i don't understand how the output print the line between the line which begin by 2

Can you explain your code, please ? i don't understand why detect the line which begin with the number 2 (/^2/) and why x ?

hi,

you can use this for wait while the file exist,
while ! [ -e pathOfYourFile ];do sleep 1;done

with keep the logic of snr_silencer, you forget the double quote around command echo

"$(echo $nfname.gz | tr 'dat' 'txt')"

if [[ "$(echo $runbatch | grep FCST)" != "" ]]; then echo "find";fi

at the end of command you add

command awk file > fileToSave

awk -F"[:,]" '{if ($1~/@2 line/){print $1": <XO>"$2"<XC,\""$2"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",0,0,\"\">,<XO>"$3"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",0,0,\"\">"}else{print $0}}' file

try

awk 'NR==FNR{a[$0]++;next}{if ($0 in a){print $0,a[$0]} else {print $0,0}}' file B file A

My code works on my mac, i use bash.

sorry.

sed -n 's|\([0-9]*\.[0-9]*\.[A-Z0-9]*\)\(\.[0-9]*\.[0-9]*\)\(.*\)|\1\3|p'

If i understand, the AND && is an logical and then 1 && 1=1 (1 && 0=0)

You add .command as suffix.it worked on mac osX

your script.command

Yes it is a command line awk to find occurrence, the difference with script of clx is if there are several "am" in a line, i count it.

you can compare the paths of files, example:
if [ pathOfFile1 = pathOfFile2 ];then yourTreatment;fi

for the first result, but perhaps better:

cat file | awk 'NR>3' | awk '{print $2, $4, $5, $7, $8}' | tr ',' ' '

var1=$(awk -F "[<>]" '{print $2}' file);var2=$(awk -F "[<>]" '{print $4}' file);var3=$(awk -F "[<>]" '{print $6}' file)

thanks,it's clear now...