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These html file may contain different mark-ups, style-sheets and the like merging them is not a trivial matter - you are probably best looking for an external tool that can merge them before you call...

Do not use basename. It is an external command that is an order of magnitude slower than using the shell's parameter expansion.

#!/usr/bin/perl
# Use: script.pl YYYY-MM-DD file1 file2 ...
use Time::Local;
use POSIX qw(mktime strftime);

# arg 1 must be YYYY-MM-DD
my ($y, $mon, $d)=split("-", shift);
$mon--; # perl...

What's your system? What's your shell? If you have GNU date, which usually comes with Linux, this may be possible in the shell, otherwise you'll likely need a language like Perl.

NOW_STR=$(date...

Yes, your first spec was not clear.
Try this for your new spec, based on Scrutinizer's approach:awk -v urllist="https://foo1.bar1 https://foo2.bar2" '

BEGIN {split (urllist, newurl, "...

Try something like:
awk -v newurl="https://foo.bar" '$1=="remote"{$2=newurl} NR>1{print RS $0}' RS=\< FS=\> ORS= OFS=\> file

Hello Madan,

You should write actual filename on place of Input_file and try the command.

awk '/^<logentry revision=/{A=1} A{O=O?O ORS $0:$0} /<QC_ID><\/QC_ID>/{print O;B=1;next} B{print $0}...

The proposal in post#5 works out of the box!

Generalised version of RudiC's suggestion:
awk '/<logentry revision/{print x}1' file | awk -v key=QC_ID -v val="" '$0~"<" key ">" val "<"' RS=

Try also sed '/<\/logentry>/a
' file | awk '/<QC_ID><\/QC_ID>/' RS=Please be aware that there MUST be a newline char after the a(ppend) command in sed!

Hello Lakshmikumari,

Following is the explaination for same, hope this helps.

awk '/^<logentry revision=/{A=1} ###### Search for text <logentry revision= then set a variable named A to...

Hello Madankumar.t@hp,

Following may help you in same.

awk '/^<logentry revision=/{A=1} A{O=O?O ORS $0:$0} /<QC_ID><\/QC_ID>/{print O;B=1;next} B{print $0} /<\/logentry>/{B=0;O=""}' ...