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I'm not sure I can do that. Maybe a little more explaining on my part.

The base script is a batch file that sets up the variables and calls several awk programs. (see attached). I have other...

That looks like it would work. Can you put a variable in the pattern?

If I do a awk '/SQL-2005-UserDB/ { print }' filename won't that print each SQL-2005-UserDB that is found. I the file its looking at there may be multiple SQL-2005-userDB. Out of all it finds I need...

I have the output I need I just need to get it one two lines. I need:

Select Volume x
Assign K:

On two seperate lines. Right now both are on one line. I thought a semicolon was suppose to...

I have the following text

Microsoft iSCSI Initiator version 2.0 Build 3497

Targets List:
iqn.2001-05.com.equallogic:0-8a0906-daef43402-138000002a4477ba-grsrv12-extra
...

When I put the following into my code
$3 !~/^[A-Z]$/ { printf "Select %s %s\nAssign %s\n", $1, $2, ENVIRON["BCKDRIVE"] }' FS='[ ]' input
(entered as one line)

I get no output.

This is what I have

$3 !~/^[A-Z]$/ { print "Select " $1, $2 "\nAssign " ENVIRON["BCKDRIVE"] }
Still displays everything in one line.

I

I tweeked some things and I think I got it working but I need help with the output

This is what I got.

$3 !~/^[A-Z]$/ { print "Select " $1, $2 ; print "Assign " ENVIRON["BCKDRIVE"] }
(all on...

My bad I had a { rather than a [ in the A-Z search. It is working now...

Thanks! I realy appreciate the help.

It can depending on what volume is being mounted. The only thing that is unique is the one that needs to be mounted does not have a drive letter.

I ran that and what I get is the following on one line:

Volume 0 Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3.

What I need dispayed is only the Volume that does not have a drive letter.

I have a problem that I have not be able to get solved. First of all the script I am writing is for a Windows server. I am trying to write a script that will connect to a ISCSI SAN and locate the...