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do you always have to have the same amount? Is that what you mean by fix that?

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nevermind how stupid

nawk '{ fmt="%3s %22s %48s %35s %21s\n";
if ($3==$6 && $1=="STOPLOSS") {
tpy="Successful Match";
jnme=$1;
sts="File will be...

nawk '{ fmt="%3s %22s %48s %35s %21s\n"; if ($3==$6 && $1=="STOPLOSS") { tpy="Successful Match"; jnme=$1; sts="File will be loaded"; cntrl=$3; audit=$6; printf (fmt, tpy,jnme,sts,cntrl,audit) >>...

so explain something to me. Where you have "okay" is that the first output file? And where you have the "mismatch" is that the second file? and right after that is the input file?

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yes output in two file is preferred, but could work with one

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sorry not sure how this Interface works. ...

I have a file. We can call file1. It has these contents.
STOPLOSS Control_file 0000000010.000 STOPLOSS Audit_file_Signoff +0000000010.00

nawk '{ fmt="%3s %15s %15s %15s...

I can't seem to get the umask command to work the same way in AIX that is worked in SUN. Can somebody tell me if I have to do something else.

I'm using a userid to login. In that userid's...

just got back from vacation. no takers on this one.:(

I have two log files from two different days and some jobs start on one day and finish on the next. I also have jobs that start and then don't finish until other jobs start and finish. I'm trying...

Thanks that worked. I wasn't thinking it was the actual code that was flawed. I thought it was how I was defing the variables because danmero said it worked on his side. Anyway thanks to both of...

I think this is what you are looking for:


nawk '{u=$1;gsub(/:|\./,"",x);if(u>=x && $NF==y){f=1};if($NF==z){a=1};if(a && $NF!=z){exit}}f' x=200000000 y=U1KC000 z=U1KC902 log1 log2


log1:
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I'm not sure what you mean by (use [code] tags). I attached two samples of the files.

What I need is everything starting with U1KC000 at 20:00 hours from log1. To U1KC902 from log2.

I...

I have to run it using nawk. does that make a difference. awk doesn't work for me. I put both my log files into the two last locations and I get nothing returned to my screen.

nawk...

I changed log1 and log2 to my log files and it runs without errors, but I get no output?

that is sweet it worked like a charm

thanks

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well what I do have is two logs that I have to combine. ...

I see where you represent the infile, but where is the outfile. Do I just > to output

I have a file with the following data. I want to start writing lines out of this file to another file only after the time is greater than 20:00:00 hours and the first job is U1KC000. I would like...

Thanks that worked. I don't know who came up with this idea of sharing the knowledge, but I love it.

Thanks big time

Hopefully sometime I can return the favor

still doesn't recognize the rd variable. doesn't read in the files within the double quotes.

I got it to work with nawk thanks, but for some reason when I replace the hardcoded file names with variables. It won't accept RUNDATE variable.

RUNDATE="2010_03_24";

nawk '{getline a <...

I just replaced your file names with my actual names and got some errors.

awk '{getline a < "scomp2p8_2010_03_01.txt";getline b < "scomp2p6_2010_03_01.txt";print $0,a,b}' OFS=";"...

I think I've misrepresented my input files. I have three files with data in them. I want to string the data in those files together on one line, so I tried a cat statement, but it just lists all...

not familiar with awk

can you tell me what this is doing or how do I represent my files

I'm trying to write a unix script to handle this function
we are in the ksh env, but force bash in scripting
I have three files as input and need to concatenate them onto one line at a time

For...