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Input
akshay@nio:/tmp$ cat file
2014/10/09 CDE876172588765 00:09:45 00:10:10 200 200 11.7093
2014/10/09 CDE366134588757 01:04:34 01:04:54 210 210 9.8898...

Sample Input File

2014/10/09 CDE876172588765 00:09:45 00:10:10 200 200 11.7093
2014/10/09 CDE366134588757 01:04:34 01:04:54 210 210 9.8898
2014/10/09 ...

I have an output file which gives me the timely status of a server.

Sample file:


March 11 2014

21:10, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, x, y, z...
21:05, ...

Thanks bakunin!

Unfortunately I dont have admin access for that machine.

I tried the below command

uuencode data.txt | mailx -s “Test Mail” “mrp@xyz.com”

But I get the below error

ksh: uuencode: not found.
Null Message body; hope that' ok

which clearly tell...

Thanks a lot bakunin!

The doubt I have is in the results of the commands output.

For Instance,

Let's take the "User%" from the output of the topas command and compare it with
"us" in...

Can you please help me to match these two outputs?

Theses were captured one after other

topas command o/p (Only CPU)

CPU User% Kern% Wait% Idle% Physc Entc
ALL 3.1 4.9 ...

To get only the cpu info from the topas command terminal.

CPU User% Kern% Wait% Idle% Physc Entc
ALL 2.3 4.4 0.0 93.3 0.07 7.7

I tried some thing like this...

I need to grep two lines from topas command in one of my AIX server.


Topas Monitor for host: semas001 EVENTS/QUEUES FILE/TTY
Wed Jan 29 10:12:06 2014 Interval: 2 ...

I need to get the next day's date of the user entered date

for example:
Enter date (yyyy/mm/yy):
2013/10/08I need to get the next day's date of the user entered date

Desired Output:
...

Regrets for not giving proper input...:(

Desired output should have the highlighted contents in the log


2013/06/11 14:29:04 <0999> (725102) Processing batch 02_1231324
2013/06/11...

I need to match two patterns in a log file and need to get the next line of the one of the pattern (out of two patterns) that is matched,
finally need to print these three values in a single line....

Additional to the above info about the log, the given above log has 9 lines and these 9 lines are the unique lines, In real time my original log will have this 9 lines or this block repeated n times...

Following are the actual lines from the script:

#!/bin/ksh

fname=$1

for batchname in $(grep -i "Processing batch" $fname | cut -d "'" -f2)
do
Batch_state=`grep -c -i "Batch '$batchname'...

I was breaking my head for a day still not successful


I have variable x for following is assigned

x=awk '/[0-9]_[0-9].*successful/{getline;getline;getline;print}' log filename | awk...

worked perfectly...:)

Here is the log with more lines


012/01/21 10:29:02 (111111) Processing Job '23_369468343464564'
2012/01/21 10:29:02 (111111)
Making Job '23_369468343464564.0'...
2012/01/21...

Thanks for your solution.

As of my understanding you code matches the specific pattern and gets the required line. This works perfectly when these pattern appear constantly every time in the log....

Desired Output:

012/01/21 10:29:02 (111111) Processing Job '23_369468343464564'

Job has 123 Docs 234 Pgs 456 Lines 4 Errors


I want to match the entire line (i.e Jobnumber...

I have a log file as given below

012/01/21 10:29:02 (111111) Processing Job '23_369468343464564'
2012/01/21 10:29:02 (111111)
Making Job '23_369468343464564.0'...
2012/01/21...

Great Thanks for your time, comments and solution...!!! :)

This is how I could take it forward


#!/bin/ksh
printf "Enter the date (YYYY/MM/DD): "
read dd
awk -F '[ :]' -v dd="$dd" '
BEGIN { fmt = "Batches that were successful on %s between...

Thanks again...:)

I do not have any specific reason to go with that solution (awk -v rd="2013/03/07" -v st="00:00:00" -v et="00:29:59" '$1==rd && $2>=st && $2<=et' log | grep -c "successful"), I...

Great thanks for your explanation.:)

I was trying out this piece of code below


awk -v rd="2013/03/07" -v st="00:00:00" -v et="00:29:59" '$1==rd && $2>=st && $2<=et' log | grep -c...

Thanks a lot for your solution....:) Regrets for the typo...:(

can you please explain the code such that it will be helpful for me to build on this... for example if I want to match some...