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The requirement is, there is a log file which contains a huge data. i need to get a particular field out of it by searching with another field.

ex:

2011-03-28 13:00:07,423 [http-8080-9] :...

There are around 13 files in folder1.I need to move these files to another folder folder2,one file at a time, after checking whether a file exists in another folder folder3.

If a file exists in...

awk '{print $0}' input.xml gives the whole text in a single line. Hence i guess none of the above codes are working!:wall:

Hi,
Our input xml looks like:

<doc>
<str name="account_id">1111</str>
<str name="prd_id">DHEP155EK</str>
</doc>
- <doc>
<str name="account_id">6666</str>
<str...

Thanks Pravin. But we still get the entire xml.
Our input xml looks like:
<doc>
<str name="account_id">1111</str>

<str name="prd_id">DHEP155EK</str>

</doc>


-...

We have an input XML of the following form
<item>
<account>1234</account>
<id>345</id>
</item>

How do we get the value of <account> tag (1234) using UNIX ?

We need to redirect the output of a query to .csv file each containing a specified number of lines.Then we should zip these files and send as attachment using mutt command.

We tried using
...

mutt -s "Subject:`date +"%b %d"` " -a $tmp/BusinessReport_* -- email@abc.com < message_body


This attaches all files starting with the name BusinessReport_

I need to attach all files starting with 'BusinessReport' using mutt command.

It could be any number of files in that directory, say BusinessReport_01, BusinessReport_03, BusinessReport_04 etc.
...

If the result of the query is greater than say, 50,000 then the next 50,000 should be written to the second file and so on. Is it possible?

Thanks Rohon. we made the changes in tr and used awk to use the same delimiter itself. Also IF condition needed a ". Code for only the first condition was:

cat inputFile | while read line
do
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How to search for a word like "computer" in a column (eg: 4th field) of a '***' delimited file and add a column at the end of the record which denotes 'Y' if present and 'N' if not. After this, we...