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TempArr is just a variable inside awk, its not an array as you think and trying to iterate through for (i in arr) construct.

What does your $ID contains? May be you can get the array created...

As RudiC said you have to use split function

Here is example to start

$ bashArray=(10 20 30 4 50)

$ cat test.awk
BEGIN{
split(variable,awkArray);
for(i in awkArray)...

You need to split the TempArr variable into an awk Array, which then you can iterate through.

Definitely. Adding some whitespace to the situation:


/usr/xpg4/bin/awk -v a="${THREADIDARR }" '
BEGIN {
FS="|"
n=split(a,b," ")
for(i=1; i<=n; i++)
c[b[i]]=1
}

length($3) == 0...

you need to wrap couple of statements in round brackets with if
/usr/xpg4/bin/awk -v a="${THREADIDARR }" 'BEGIN {FS="|"; n=split(a,b," "); for(i=1; i<=n; i++) c[b[i]]=1;} length($3) == 0{if(ftag ==...

The following seems pretty easy to me and doesn't need sort or uniq to get a list with no duplicates:
#!/bin/ksh
var=$(awk -F '( : )|[]]' '!($2 in a) {a[$2]; print $2}' Input)
printf 'var=%s\n'...

You cannot usefully execute sort on a single record (i.e. your variable)$ var="1|2|4|3|5"
$ echo $var | sort
1|2|4|3|5
$You would need to put the sort in before building the variable up.

Have...

I repeat: What are you going to do with this variable with hundreds of thousands of values separated by vertical bars in it once you get it? Now that you've said you want to get rid of duplicates,...

You can adjust it a little towards the end to have:-:
:
:
done < /tmp/file1
text="${text%|}"
echo "$text"
:
:
This will trim off the trailing | if that is what is required.



Robin

Longhand using __builtins__ on OSX 10.7.5, ksh, default terminal.
#/bin/ksh
# get_vals.sh
ifs_str="$IFS"
IFS="$IFS"'[]'
echo "20140320 00:08:23.846 INFO [WebContainer : 84] - anything in line...

No!
Sort is used to sort lines into order.
You requested that there be only one line of output, and the code samples that you have been given provide a single line of output as you requested; so...

temp=$(grep "nk1577" $INPUTFILE | awk -F [\]\[] '{split($2, a, " : "); b[a[2]]++} END {for(x in b) {a[n++] = x+0}; asort(a); for(i = 1; i <= n; i++) {print a[i]}}' ORS='|')

Can you please explain deleting duplicate entries and sorting
How do you need the output

Do you mean you want one long string or an array where you can address each element?

A few more questions:-
How many records are we considering?
What operating system version and level?
What...

temp=$( awk -F [\]\[] '{split($2, a, " : "); print a[2]}' ORS='|' input_file)

That is not an error, just a warning

nawk '
/ERROR|WARNING/ {if (cnt==0) s=s (s?RS:s) b; cnt=3}
cnt&&cnt-- {s=s RS $0}
/Starting/ {s=""; cnt=0}
{b=$0}
END {print s}
' errorlog

it works for me fine in Solaris
u can try uuencode then pipe it to mail

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u can try for other methods...

Solaris mailx does not have -a option.
But the following seems to work
MAILFORMAT="Please do not replay this mail.This mail is auto generated."
FILENAME=file.csv

mailx -r autoreplay@gmail.com...

Try also:tac file | awk '{T[NR%3]=$0} /ERROR|WARNING/ {L=NR+1; print T[(NR+1)%3];print T[(NR+2)%3]; print; next} NR<=L; /Starting/ {exit}' |tac
line8
WARNING
line8.8
line8.9
line9
ERROR...

Hi.

Using part of Corona688's solution:
#!/usr/bin/env bash

# @(#) s2 Demonstrate extraction of lines before and after match.

if uname -a | grep -i solaris
then
echo " ( Note...

Try: nawk '/Starting/ { N=0 } {L[++N]=$0 } END { for(X=1; (X<=N)&&(X <= 3); X++) print L[X] }' inputfile

It keeps a list of lines in the array L, and every time it encounters 'Started', resets...

Try...nawk 'c-->0;$0~s{if(b)for(c=b+1;c>1;c--)print r[(NR-c+1)%b];print;c=a}b{r[NR%b]=$0}' b=2 a=4 s="string" file1...where "b" and "a" are the number of lines to print before and after string "s".
...