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akshay@Aix:/tmp$ cat parse.awk
FNR==NR{
a[$1]= $1 in a ? a[$1] SUBSEP $2 : $2
next
}
{
for( i in a )
{
if( $5 == "sftp-server["i"]:" && /closed/ && /user/ && !/ORG/ && !/LE/ )...

Try -v st=12345

There are two mistakes.
1. You must also set OFS to / otherwise the modification of $5, causing a rebuild of $0, uses the default OFS (output field separator is a space).
2. There must be a space...

Looks like variable you properly not defined

see difference here in example :

$ awk -vx=1,y=2 'BEGIN{print y}'

$ awk -vx=1,y=2 'BEGIN{print x}'
1,y=2

$ awk -vx=1 -vy=2 'BEGIN{print x,y}'...

Not quite sure what your requirements are without seeing an example input file and output file, but this might get you along the way:

nawk -F/ -v dt=$(/usr/local/bin/date +%Y%m%d) '
/cana/ {...

Try: sed "\$a...

There are too many double quotes on this line. You cannot nest double quotes. As it stands the whole meaning of the line becomes altered and the Shell tries to execute a string between the backticks....