Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi,

I have a log file with this format

Code:

field1 - field2 field3 ....field9 field10

I need to do the following:

Select lines matching a specific pattern in field8
If field9 equals 111, echo field2 in the list List1
If field9 equals 222, echo field2 in the list List2

So the output of the script is

Code:

List1

field9
field9
field9

Code:

Liste2

field9
field9
field9

So far, I did the first part using grep and I redirect to a temporary file.

can you please help me building the rest of the script?
thanks

can you please elaborate this.
also what is the pattern of the file? are the first and second filed is delimited by " - " and after third a space as you mentiond?

better to post some sample data and the required output.

Might as well post whatever script you have built so far as well.

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Hi

I want to transform this file

Code:

[JUPITER]
master=NLWNSCK,jupiter,6500
query=NLWNSCK,jupiter,6500

[ZEUS1]
master=NLWNSCK,zeus,3000
query=NLWNSCK,zeus,3000

to

Code:

dn: sybaseServername=JUPITER,dc=siroe,dc=com
sybaseServername: JUPITER
objectClass: sybaseServer
sybaseAddress: TCP#1#jupiter 6500

dn: sybaseServername=ZEUS1,dc=siroe,dc=com
sybaseServername: ZEUS1
objectClass: sybaseServer
sybaseAddress: TCP#1#zeus 3000

thanks for your help