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Hi bhupeshchavan,
Yes. You've got it.

awk works in a way that all pattern {action} pairs are being executed on the actual line until exhausted or otherwise terminated. Then the next line is read and the execution is repeated. So the...

Hi bhupeshchavan,
Here is a copy of RudiC's code with comments added.
# Note that this script reads the file a line at a time (not a record at a time
# with a line ontaining "eof" as the record...

That could be simplified a little bit to:
awk '
BEGIN { FS = "\n"
OFS = ","
RS = "eof\n"
}
{ split($3, a, /[=.]/)
if((a[2] + 0) <= 12)
print $1, $2, $3, $4
}' log
The reason chill3chee...

Hi Bhupesh,
For the comparison, can you please check whether the following does meet your need (untested)
awk '
BEGIN {FS = "\n"
OFS = ","
RS = ""
}
{trn=$1;nm=$2;tme=$3;msg=$4;...

Please answer Scrutinzer's question: Is this homework?

If it isn't there are a few other questions that need to be answered:

What shell are you using?
Note that in your sample data, you have...