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Hi All,
I have almost 1000+ files and I want to search specific pattern. Looking forwarded your input.

Search for: word1.word2 (Which procedure contain this word, I need procedure name in output.

Expected output:
procedure test1
procedure test2
procedure test3
procedure test4


File Contain:
procedure test1
a:=word1.word2;
end;

procedure

test2
a:= word1.word2;
end;

procedure test3
a := word1.word2;
end;

procedure test4
a :=word1.word2;
end;

procedure test5
a :=word1.word3;
end;

procedure test6
a :=word1.word3;
end;

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Try something like this:

Code:

 awk '/procedure/{s=$0;f=1}/word1\.word2/ && f{print s;f=0}' file

Code:

grep -B1 "word1\.word2" input_file

Hi Franklin, thanks for reply, however this is not working for procedure test2. test2 is missing, the only issue because test2 available in new line. Can you pls reframe this as I am not that good in unix. Appreciate your quick response.

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Hi Franklin, thanks for reply, however this is not working for procedure test2. test2 is missing, the only issue because test2 available in new line. Can you pls reframe this as I am not that good in unix. Appreciate your quick response.

Try this one:

Code:

awk '
/procedure/{s=$0;f=1}
/^test[0-9]/{s=s FS $0}
/word1\.word2/ && f{print s;f=0}
' file

Regards

Hi Franlin, Thanks again for response, however looks like you have placed hardcoded test, this name is not fixed. I can be anything, so I am looking for any word which is coming right after keyword procedure, that needs to be printed.

Something like this?

Code:

awk '/procedure/{
  s=$0; f=1
  if(length < 10){
    line=""
    while(!line){getline line}
    s=s FS line
  }
}
/word1\.word2/ && f{print s;f=0}
' file