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awk -F'(>|<)' '/value1/,/value2/ {if($2=="value1") v1=$3; else a[v1," ",$3]++}END{for (i in a) print i}' inputXML

For above input, output is:

xyx 123
568 zzzzz

find -name file1.txt -a -name file2.txt

this will try to find a file with name "file1.txt" AND "file2.txt". No match, so no result.
For your need, may be you can use Logical OR and count the...

chsh -s /bin/sh news 2>&1 | awk '{print $5}'

Assuming every record will have 6 fields:

awk -F, 'NR==FNR{a[$1]=$2;b[$1]=$3;c[$1]=$4;d[$1]=$5;e[$1]=$6;next;}{if(a[$1]) print $1", "$2/a[$1]", "$3/b[$1]", "$4/c[$1]", "$5/d[$1]", "$6/e[$1]; else...

1. $1 != "X" == >> $1 is 1st field of every record, This check ensures that we should not process 1st record in inputFIle, The Header Record (X , ID , Date, Time, Y
). But this check is not...

depth=$(awk 'BEGIN{FS="(\(|\))"} /CURDEPTH/{if($2 > 10){print $2;p=1;exit}}END{if(!p) print 0}' test1.txt)
if [ $depth -gt 10 ]; then
mailx -s "Your Mail Subject" EMAIL_ID < mail_body_file
fi

Your current output and desired output look same.
Also you didn't mention the inputs completely. Pls mention sample of each file content, expected out, current output, the command you are tried.

always post exact input (or most generalized one). Try following:
echo "**abcd **1234** efgh**" | sed "s/\*\*/'''/2;s/\*\*/'''/2"OR
echo "**abcd **1234** efgh**" | sed...

ab=$(echo $dirk | awk '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++) if(index($i,"ab")){print $i;exit;}}')

Execute script as:
a.sh 20110114 "b c d"And pass 2nd argument in quotes to sql proc:
<sql_proc> "$2"
But not very sure about sql procedure. If above doesn't work, then you may do following:...

printf("%s:%02d\n",$1,$2-4)

1st argument to printf is the format. %s to print $1 as string, %d is to print as integer where 02 is to padd ZERO on left if ($2-4) width is less than 2.
For more...

Your initial input is different than this one.
Following shouild work:
awk -F\" '/Cell id/{if(!a[$2]) cnt++;a[$2]++;next}END{print cnt}' gen_cell_orig_001.dsx

If condition should be:

if [ $# -ne 2 ]

exec should be better than xargs.

awk '/N1\*PR/,/N1\*PE/' inputFile | grep -c "PER"

#!/usr/bin/ksh
FILE="$1"
cat $FILE| cut -d'\' -f2- | sed 's/EMEA//g;s/\\//g;s/,//g'

sed 's/<int>\([0-9]*\)/<int>{rid1}/2' inputFile

OR

sed 's/[0-9][0-9]*/{rid1}/2' inputFile

There is a EXAMPLES section in man page of comm.
That has exactly what you want. Get common data for 3 files.
Idea is, pipe the output of 2 files to the 3rd file.
Pls try. If you get further...

For input
vst_qp_vds_Fido_VT0220101029.txt
Active

vst_fact_cms_purchase_trans_20101015.dat
Active

vst_soc_activity_detail2_VT0120101028.dat
Active

vst_fact_api_cdr_VT0320101029.csv...

Depending on how exactly you want to edit:
If you want to change all line having "Chocolate:5:5" to "Chocolate:5:10"

sed 's/Chocolate:5:5/Chocolate:5:10/'


OR change all lines "Banana:33:3"...

post #3: (by myself)
Set field separator to pipe character i.e. |
If current file read is "from_file", store each record ($0) in array a indexed as 1dt field in that record, and move to next line...

first line of a file but not the first line?
didn't get you.
OK.. By looking at header (How do I read a file but not the first line?)

awk 'NR>1' inputFile

OR

sed -n '2,$p' inputFile

sed 's/^1$//' inputFile

OR

awk '{if(0+$0 ==1) $0="";}1' inputFile

From the input given by you in post #1, I suppose output will be:

Series: XYZ
Manufacturer: ...
Software Version: ...
Year made: ...
Series: ABC
Manufacturer: ...
Software Version: ...
Year...

sed 's/pro[ ]/pro\
/g' inputFile