Search Results

Are the event descriptions (contained in every file) the same for every file or can they differ per file and are they only applicable to the operating log in the file itself?


----
At any rate...

Another way (keeping the original formatting intact, reading the file twice):
awk '
/^Event/,/^END/ {
i=$1
sub($1,x)
A[i]=$0
}
/^Date/,/^END/ {
if(NR>FNR && !/^END/)...

L is a variable he sets himself, to turn printing on and off.

O is a variable which is all the data you want jammed together.

Try sth like (untested)awk '/xxxxxxxxx/ {if (L) {print O; O=""; L=0}; O=O substr($0, length($0))}
/yyyyyyyyy/ {if (!L) {O=O" "; L=1}; O=O substr($0, length($0))}
END {print O}
...

Something like this:

awk '/100614/ {a=$0;c=1;next} /XXXXX/&&c {b=1;next} /END/ { b=0;next} b { printf "%s %s %s \n",$0,a,FILENAME } ' file1


Extend the same logic to handle all files.