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Hi,
Grep is not adapted for this request, because it can not suppress many characters of global regex (in red from example):
$ echo $formula
*IF ( ( *VALUE NT_System.Operating_System_Version *EQ...

Hello radioactive9,

Could you please try following codes, I am sure they may help you.
Code1 :

echo $formula | awk -F"*AND"...

It's normal, because '\w' is equivalent as '[[:alnum:]_]', so this below work with your input and should work in other case (not tested for other case):
grep -o "[^ ]*\.[^ ]*...

To take account the last case:
grep -o "\w*\.\w* \*\(EQ\|LT\|LE\|GT\|GE\) \([^ ]*\|( *[^ ]* *)\|'[^']*'\)" fileRegards.

Hello radioactive9,

I have given previous command as per your input and it worked for me as follows.
Input_file:

cat test18
*IF *VALUE System.Page_Scan_Rate *GE 500
*IF *VALUE...

With (gnu) grep:
grep -o "\w*\.\w* \*\(EQ\|LT\|LE\|GT\|GE\) \([^ ]*\|( *[^ ]* *)\)" file

Regards.

Hello radioactive9,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps.

awk...

No, It' s not work fine for line 4 and 7, so i corrected by:
sed -nr 's/^[0-9.,]*//;:b;s/G[TE] *([0-9.]+)/\n\1/;tb;:c;s/([0-9.,]*)[^\n]*\n/\1,/;tc;s/,//;s/^([0-9.,]*).*/\1/;p'

Regards.

Hello radioactive9,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps.

awk -vs1="GE" -vs2="GT" '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++){if($i ~ s1){A[NR]=A[NR]?A[NR] OFS $(i+1):NR OFS $(i+1)};if($i ~...

With this modification, it works better:
$ echo $formula | sed -nr 's/^[0-9.,]*//;:b;s/G[TE] *([0-9.]+)/\n\1/;tb;:c;s/([0-9.,]*)[^\n]*\n/\1,/;tc;s/^[^0-9]*|[^0-9]*$//gp'

[user@host ~]$ cat file
[26/Jan/2014:09:47:34 +0000] "GET /etc/designs/dlg/clientlibs/commons/base/img/close-icon.png HTTP/1.1" 500
[26/Jan/2014:09:47:34 +0000] "GET...

Hi,

in order to intercept errors during the connection stage in expect, I generally use a "default" behaviour that makes expect to exit with a custom error code, like in the code fragment shown...

Hi,

have you tried your script by calling it manually and performing a simple command instead of password change? i.e. you can try to simply ls the content of the home directory just to see in the...