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Hi,

I have below lines in the log file. how to segregate and assign '3904' to a variable.

XCMM018I Return Code: 8 Feedback: 0
:&PNUM=3904:

Thanks.. still no luck. getting below error.

sed: /\(:[a-z][^:]*:\).*\1/Ip is not a recognized function.

Thanks Don. it works. I would like to ignore spaces or # as the start of a configuration. It should take as the start of the record, only if the record starts with a character/number and line ends...

We have a configuration file in Unix. In that we have entries like below. if it ends with ":", then it is the end of record. We need to find our if there is any duplicate entries like ABCD...

awk 'tolower($0)~tolower(s),/endpattern/' s="FIRST" file

the baove comamd works..
thanks for all your help..

Thanks Bakunin.. Please find the sample case below. if i have a file like below

FIRST:\
one
two
three
end:

second:\
one
two
three
end:

case 1: If i gave search variable as "first"...

Both the solutions are not working..

I tried
awk 'tolower($0) ~ /'$variable'/,/endpattern' filename
but is working only if we give the input variable in lowercase and the actual pattern in file...

I am using a variable called $variable in a pattern search to print from a starting variable to a constant value. the variable search should be case in sensitive.

i tired using Ip at the end in...