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sorry. too late with the reply ;)

you can use the -v argument

nawk -v str="01" '{total[$10] += 1} END{for (i in total) print str " HTTP/1.1 "i, total[i]}'

Assuming that the output of mysql command would be :

id name
3 John Smith
18 Alan Parker
41 Bob Johnson


you can try this.

result=$(mysql -e 'SELECT id, name FROM terminal' | awk...

Hammadi was right about the quotes. They are supposed to be backticks.
And if [$bs -lt 1500] should be if [ $bs -lt 1500 ]. Note the difference in whitespaces.
You can also use "test" like if test...

assuming the text to be replaced would be [alphanumeric].[alphanumeric]

$ cat VRF
VRF-TM_DummyLab/mse02.lab,mse02.lab,ge-2/0/7.222
VRF-EMS_HUAWEI_MSAN_208/mse01.lab,mse01.lab,xe-1/0/0.208

$ sed 's/\/.[a-zA-Z0-9]*\.[a-zA-Z0-9]*,/\//' VRF...

yes. it really does. compact piece of code there. but, if you still want to use shell scripts ;) here you go.
#! /bin/bash
gawk 'BEGIN{
while (getline < "file") {
twothree[$2$3]=$2;
}
for (i...

if you dont want to call nawk for each record that meets the criteria you can print the required "$2"s to a file and fetch them into an array using getline and split.

not a very decent solution this. but give it a try.
$ cat file
x a 10
y a 10
z a 11
x b 10
y b 12
z b 10
x c 0
y c 0
x d 1
y d 1
z d 1
w d 2
x e 1
y e 1
z e 1

a,b and d are the...