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Try:
awk '/Sent/{S[$4]=$8} /rename/{F[$4]=$NF} /End of job/{print $NF, S[$4], F[$4]}' OFS=\; file

JOB1;SERVER1;/users/file1.dat.001

Try
awk '/BEGIN JOB/, /End of job/ {if (/BEGIN JOB/ || /file/) print $NF; if (/Sent/) print $(NF-2)}' file
JOB1
/users/file1.dat.001
SERVER1

Slightly different approach:awk '{getline X < f; split (X,Y); for (i=2; i<=NF;i++) if ($i != Y[i]) print "Col", i-1, "is \"" $i "\" in", FILENAME, "and \"" Y[i] "\" in", f, "for", $1 }' FS=";"...

Try:
paste -d\; file1 file2 |
awk -F\; '{for(i=2; i<=NF/2; i++) if($i!=$(i+NF/2)) printf "Column %s is \"%s\" in File1 and \"%s\" in File2 for %s\n", i-1, $i, $(i+NF/2), $1}'

Output:
Column 3...

As I said earlier in my post, the code was based on some assumptions.

This is what I get with modified awk code:
awk '
{
for ( i = 1; i <= NF; i++ )
{...

awk '
/select/,/;/ {i
select=sprintf("%s %s",select,$0)
print
}
select~/select.*;/ {
printf("\n")
select=""
}'

You can start with: awk -F"(" '{a[$1]=1}END{for (i in a) print i}' file