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I have data like this:
It's sorted by the 2nd field (TID).
envoy,90000000000000634600010001,04/11/2008,23:19:27,RB00266,0015,DETAIL,ERROR,...

Sorry about that, I'm happy to start a new thread, I hadn't wanted to post something that was already being answered.

I have data like this:
It's sorted by the 2nd field (TID).
envoy,90000000000000634600010001,04/11/2008,23:19:27,RB00266,0015,DETAIL,ERROR,...

#This script scans the appropriate log file and copies lines containing authorization requests to the output.
#All output is comma separated.
#Author: kinksville
#Date: April 24,...

:eek:

Neither of those snippets worked correctly for me. The FS syntax that you used probably changed the number of fields and so they didn't all get printed out.

The second snippet just seemed...

I was a little confused by the fact that QF and @D were working too. I think its because [QF]+ matches QQ QQQ QF QQFF etc.

It's not as clean as I might like but those characters are always at that...

I saw a couple of posts here referencing how to handle more than one input field separator in awk. I figured I would share how I (just!) figured out how to turn this line in a logfile:
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