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# 15  
Old 01-30-2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by vgersh99
Code:
nawk '$1!="INFO" && $1!="WARN"{A[$6]=$0;c[$6]++} END{for(i in A) {n=index(A[i],ORS);print substr(A[i],1,n) "(" c[i] ")" substr(A[i],n+1)}}' RS="" myFile

hehehehe thank you again vgersh!
Do you like Star Trek? Your nick seem reveals something about you vgersh Smilie
# 16  
Old 01-30-2011
I believe it was 'V...ger'
# 17  
Old 01-30-2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by vgersh99
I believe it was 'V...ger'
Yep! But Enterprise equipage called it: vger (viger)! Smilie
# 18  
Old 01-30-2011
This doesn't do exactly what you want but comes close in a simple way. I just mention it as an f.y.i. as to another approach:
Code:
grep -A 1 -E '^FATAL|ERROR ' inputfile  | tail -6

Gives output like:
Code:
--
FATAL 2011.01.27 20:58:15.242  com.log.SocketConnection doRun
  SOCKET_CLOSE_OK   Closed socket   node SocketQueryListener
--
ERROR 2011.01.27 20:59:40.690  java.lang.String EventDispatcher.logEvent
  PROT_STATE_CHANGE   Protocol handler  : connectConfirmState [NetworkAccessGroup.ClientGroup.Client.1234] changed {4}

Doesn't give the counts like you want. You could get some statistics like this though:
Code:
grep -A 1 -E '^FATAL|ERROR ' inputfile | grep -Eo  '([[:upper:]]+_){1,}[[:upper:]]+'| sort |uniq -c

Outputs:
Quote:
45 PROT_STATE_CHANGE
45 SOCKET_CLOSE_OK
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# 19  
Old 01-31-2011
Interesting approach, expecially for the statistic part. I'll use in my script and probably I'll adapt to my needs!

Thanks for feedback!

---------- Post updated 31-01-11 at 04:15 AM ---------- Previous update was 30-01-11 at 02:37 PM ----------

Quote:
Originally Posted by grepeverything
Doesn't give the counts like you want. You could get some statistics like this though:
Code:
grep -A 1 -E '^FATAL|ERROR ' inputfile | grep -Eo  '([[:upper:]]+_){1,}[[:upper:]]+'| sort |uniq -c

Outputs:
Code:
45 PROT_STATE_CHANGE
45 SOCKET_CLOSE_OK


Well, is it possible to have the severity in front of the statistic number and then the rest of the log after the tag?
Something like:
Code:
FATAL [45] SOCKET_CLOSE_OK   Closed socket   node SocketQueryListener
ERROR [45] PROT_STATE_CHANGE   Protocol handler  : connectConfirmState [NetworkAccessGroup.ClientGroup.Client.1234] changed {4}
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