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I don't see that greet_sed's suggestion makes any attempt to extract just the last component of any of the pathnames in your two files. You didn't show us how your tar archives are created and you...

c00l

That works too:

xmllint file.xml --xpath '//PORTED_NUM/text()'It was there even without installing as it is part of the basic libxml2-utils package here. It too seems that xmllint has a...

While the sed hack can be generalized for Unix
sed -e 's/'\'\''/'\''\
'\''/g'
it is actually not needed:
x=""; while IFS=. read a b
do
if [ "$x" != "$a" ]; then
printf...

Hello Arnaush78,

Could you please go through the following and let me know if this helps you.

TARGET=$(awk -F "PATH: " -vx=$IP ' $0 ~ x {print $2}' config_ip.cfg)
awk -F "PATH: " #### -F in...

Try also
awk -F. -vFMT="'%s'" '$1 != LAST {printf QRS FMT, $1; QRS = ORS; LAST = $1} {printf "," FMT, $2} END {printf ORS}' file
'AAA_POC_DB','TAB1','TAB2','TAB3','TAB4'
'BBB_POC_DB','TAB1','TAB2'...

Hello raju2016,

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

awk -F"." -vs1="'" 'FNR==NR{A[$1]=A[$1]?A[$1] OFS s1 $NF s1:s1 $NF s1;next} A[$1]{print s1 $1 s1 OFS...

The output is redirected to the respective file, controlled by $5, as requested in post#1. If a new (i.e. not yet registered) $5 shows up in a line, the new file name is constructed in FN[$5], and...

Save as jiam912.pl
Run as perl jiam912.pl input

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

my @id;
my %data;
my $set = 0;

while(<>) {
unless (/^\d/) { ++$set; next }
my ($id,...

p will be set to 2 if the line matching any pattern begins with <?xml..., or 1 otherwise. When printing it is counted down until it reaches 0, thus printing 2 or 1 line, resp.
The n = 2 doesn't...

With a recent shell:
while read -a VARR; do for i in ${!VARR[@]}; do echo -n "var$i:${VARR[$i]} "; done; echo; done < file3
var0:AA var1:FG var2:TH
var0:AD var1:FR var2:HK var3:LO
var0:AX...

How about
iconv -futf8 -tascii//translit file
Ex: "C" should be replaced as "C"
"O" should be replaced as "O"

I assume you are using ksh, because in other shells (e.g. bash), piped commands are executed in subshells whose variables are not conveyed back to the parent, so $AMT would not be defined. On top,...

Hi greet_sed,
${b//,/ } is just to pass $b several arguments to printf...
Under bash (explanation in red):
$ help printf
printf: printf [-v var] format [arguments]
Formats and prints...

This works well on the sample given. But, the specification doesn't say that
- the two patterns follow in the next TWO consecutive lines
- the order of the patterns is given

Should the be more...

Hi wahi80,
Assuming that /mapr/datalake/optum/optuminsight/onepay_dev/fs_dev/raw/pklist/op/part-m-00000 is an empty file, and desc.txt and pk.txt contain the sample input shown in post #1 in this...

Not sure about the contents of the part-m-00000 file but this should do the trick:

awk -F "[ |]*" '
FNR==NR{T[$1"."$2]=$3; next}
FNR>1{
printf $1 "|" $2 "|"
flds=split($2, F, ",")
...

Hi Don, that does not seem to be an accurate statement.

The $ is still required for variable expansions within double bracket expressions (as well as within single brackets (test commands); a...

Taking your first .txt file as an example, let us see what your code is doing (remember that set -xv is your friend when trying to debug a shell script).

The for loop sets file to:...

You can do that with proper error checking. It's a part of programming, the script can't do it for you.

die() {
echo "$@" >&2
exit 1
}

find ... || die "find did not work"
...

Using your NEW example input file - not the one from post#1 - and the explanation you gave in post #7, the awk script
awk -F\| '!$5 {$5 = (LAST13 == $1 FS $3)?LAST4:"CONST"} 1; {LAST13 = $1 FS $3;...

echo "mypassword" | base64
bXlwYXNzd29yZAo=

Hi greet_sed,
That is close, but there is an extra %s in your printf format string. Since there is only one operand to be formatted, only one %s is needed:
A=1234;
B=Welcome
printf "%s\n"...

Hello Jagadeesh kumar,

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

awk '{$1=="unix"?++A[$1]:A[$1]} A[$1]==1{system("cat Input_file2")} 1' Input_file1
Output will be as...

Another way:
awk -v adj='plugin": "/rundb/api/v1/plugin/49/' '$0~adj{print p}{p=$4}' FS=\" RS=, file

Not quite. In the example given, this is always a sequence of class [[:blank:]] characters, irrespective of the value of IFS :...