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Using the system() function to execute Perl code inside a Perl script is like using a wheelchair on someone that does not have problems running. Don't let a few more lines of code fool you.
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Put the commands within $(...) and use " instead of '


sed -n "/$(TZ=GMT+1 date +%Y-%m-%d" "%H:%M:%S)/,/$(TZ=GMT date +%Y-%m-%d" "%H:%M:%S)/p" Logfile


--ahamed

use this command

awk -F"<oID>|</oID>|<status>|</status>" '{print $2":"$4}' file | awk -F: '{ if( $1 == "A123") {print "oID:"$1" status:"$2} else print "oID not maching" }'


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Above is working well if timestamp1 is the only tag in one line, and if there's no gap (space) between the two tags. For a bit more generic case, tryawk ' BEGIN {"date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S"|getline TS}
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Sure, here is the explanation of code:
awk -F'[<>]' ' # Set < > as field separators.
BEGIN { ...

NOW I see - despite your first sample you are NOT using digits only in the fields.Try grep -E 'BR=[[:alnum:]]+;|BRC=[[:alnum:]]+;|BRD=[[:alnum:]]+$' file...

Assuming you have three fields to check only..

awk -F ";" '{a=0;for(i=1;i<=NF;i++){if($i ~ /BR|BRC|BRD/){split($i,P,"=");if(P[2] == ""){a++}}}{if(a==3){$0="blank"}}}1' OFS=";" file

try


awk -F ";" '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++){if($i ~ /GH|IJ|KL/ && length($i) <=3){$0="Blannk";break}}}1' OFS=";" file

also can be written as

egrep -v "GH=;|IJ=;|KL=$" file

pamu

Assuming your attachment is being sent by using uuencode.
Try to decode that file..

use

uudecode -o output_file input_file
Hope this helps you..