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try cut.

cut -c2-39,44- filename

awk -vSTART=899 '$0=START++"\t"$0' infile

The use of eval to execute input data is dangerous stuff because it allows a malicious user with access to the data file to execute any code as the user who executes the script.

Alternative shell...

sed 's/[[:graph:]]*=//g' want.dat

awk '{for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) gsub(/.*=/,"",$i)}1' OFS="\t" want.dat

awk '$0=NR"\t"$0' infile

#!/bin/bash
while IFS='&' read -a L
do
for i in ${!L[@]}; do
eval "${L[$i]}"
done
for V in poc ooc mjv omj mov ps rel bod oxi ozn lang loc
do
echo -en "$V=${!V}\t"
...

If you just want to count the number of occurences try this:
$ awk '/poc=4060.*loc=JPN$/{++c}END{print c}' file

or
$ cat pattern.txt
poc=4060.*loc=JPN

$ grep -c -f pattern.txt file

This will check all files in the current directory. The sed is to add a newline after the word, to guarantee it never happens more than once per line, so that grep can count them properly. If you...