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# 15  
Old 04-18-2011
HI,
Try this code:
Code:
cat cdr.txt | awk '{len=length($0);if(substr($0,1,3)=="CDR"){print $1}else{print substr($0,40,len)}}' | tr -s ' ' | sed -e 's/^ //g' | grep -v "^$" | awk '{if($0=="CDR"){printf "\n"}else{printf "%s|" ,$0}}'

It should work fine...!

---------- Post updated at 04:17 PM ---------- Previous update was at 04:14 PM ----------

Hi,
Try this.

Code:
cat cdr.txt | awk '{len=length($0);if(substr($0,1,3)=="CDR"){print $1}else{print substr($0,40,len)}}' | tr -s ' ' | sed -e 's/^ //g' | grep -v "^$" | awk '{if($0=="CDR"){printf "\n"}else{printf "%s|" ,$0}}'

To count CDR,

cat cdr | grep "CDR" | wc -l

The above one line awk code will fix all ur needs and It should work fine.
Last edited by sivarajb; 04-18-2011 at 09:50 AM.. Reason: Please use code tags, thank you
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# 16  
Old 04-18-2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by sivarajb
HI,
Try this code:
cat cdr | awk '{len=length($0);if(substr($0,1,3)=="CDR"){print $1}else{print substr($0,40,len)}}' | tr -s ' ' | sed -e 's/^ //g' | grep -v "^$" | awk '{if($0=="CDR"){printf "\n"}else{printf "%s|" ,$0}}'

It should work fine...!

---------- Post updated at 04:17 PM ---------- Previous update was at 04:14 PM ----------

Hi,
Try this.

cat cdr | awk '{len=length($0);if(substr($0,1,3)=="CDR"){print $1}else{print substr($0,40,len)}}' | tr -s ' ' | sed -e 's/^ //g' | grep -v "^$" | awk '{if($0=="CDR"){printf "\n"}else{printf "%s|" ,$0}}'

It should work fine.
Am going to repeat this, please do use CODE tags. It makes reading the code a lot easier.
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SunilB2011
# 17  
Old 04-18-2011
Try the new updated one.
hope this should fix your issue , as there are lot of white space between the field values I have hard coded the columns to replace with null so change accordingly as per your request if you want to add new columns in the output list , output will be saved in Output.txt.


Code:
#!/bin/ksh

sed 's/^[ \t]*//' cdr.txt > cdr_1.txt
sed '/^$/d' cdr_1.txt > cdr_2.txt
sed -e 's/^[ \t]*//' cdr.txt -e '/^$/d' cdr_1.txt > cdr_2.txt
for i in `grep -n "CDR" cdr_2.txt |awk -F ':' '{print $1}'`
do
i=`expr $i + 2`
idx=`expr $i + 25`

a=`sed -n "$i","$idx"p cdr_2.txt|sed -e s/recordType// -e s/servedIMSI// -e  s/ggsnAddress// -e s/chargingID//  -e s/sgsnAddress//  -e s/accessPointNameNI// -e s/pdpType//  -e s/servedPDPAddress// -e  s/dynamicAddressFlag// -e s/listOfTrafficVolumes//  -e s/qosNegotiated// -e s/Length// -e s/"Alloc.\/Retention priority"// -e s/"Delay class"// -e s/"Reliability class"// -e  s/"Peak throughput"// -e s/"Precedence class"// -e s/"Mean throughput"// -e  s/"Traffic class"// -e  s/"Delivery order"//  -e s/"Delivery of erroneous SDU"// -e s/"Maximum SDU size"// -e s/"Max bit rate for uplink"// -e  s/"Max bit rate for downlink"//  -e s/"Residual BER"// -e s/"SDU error ratio"// |sed 's/^[ \t]*/\|/'|tr "\n" " "` 

if [ ! -z "$a" ]
then
len=`expr length "$a"`
a=`expr substr "$a"  2 $len`
echo $a >>Output.txt
fi

done

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# 18  
Old 04-19-2011
Bug This code worked perfectly for me
Quote:
Originally Posted by sivarajb
HI,
Try this code:
Code:
cat cdr.txt | awk '{len=length($0);if(substr($0,1,3)=="CDR"){print $1}else{print substr($0,40,len)}}' | tr -s ' ' | sed -e 's/^ //g' | grep -v "^$" | awk '{if($0=="CDR"){printf "\n"}else{printf "%s|" ,$0}}'

It should work fine...!

---------- Post updated at 04:17 PM ---------- Previous update was at 04:14 PM ----------

Hi,
Try this.

Code:
cat cdr.txt | awk '{len=length($0);if(substr($0,1,3)=="CDR"){print $1}else{print substr($0,40,len)}}' | tr -s ' ' | sed -e 's/^ //g' | grep -v "^$" | awk '{if($0=="CDR"){printf "\n"}else{printf "%s|" ,$0}}'

To count CDR,

cat cdr | grep "CDR" | wc -l

The above one line awk code will fix all ur needs and It should work fine.
Hi,

This code worked perfectly for me.

Thanks a lot.

Following is the snippet of the output.

Code:
EGSNPDPRECORD|405150016945607|115.255.8.82|626709187|220.224.141.18|rcomwap|IPV4|10.88.79.121|TRUE|0x0C (12)|0x01 (1)|0x1 (Delay class 1)|0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data)|0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s)|0x1 (High priority)|0x1F (Best effort)|0x3 (Interactive class)|0x2 (Without delivery order ('no'))|0x1 (No detect ('-'))|0x96 (1500 octets)|0x40 (64 kbps)|0x40 (64 kbps)|0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3)|0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)|0x0A (100 ms)|0x1 (Priority level 1)|0x00 (Subscribed maximum bitrate)|0x00 (Subscribed maximum bitrate)|560|15045|Record Closure|110405121501+0530|110405121439+0530|22|Normal Release|GM2|259437517|MS or Network Provided and Subscription Verified|919022552905|Prepaid|SGSN Supplied|405, 15|3593360370770742|GERAN|+08:02|405, 15,15071,31851|10|2g.prepaid|2001|1|110405121443+0530|110405121458+0530|15|PDP context release|01 0b 41 1f 71 96 40 40 44 29 00 00|220.224.141.18|405, 15|560|15045|110405121501+0530|GERAN|

Best Regards,
Sunil

---------- Post updated at 11:30 AM ---------- Previous update was at 11:12 AM ----------

Quote:
Originally Posted by palanisvr
hope this should fix your issue , as there are lot of white space between the field values I have hard coded the columns to replace with null so change accordingly as per your request if you want to add new columns in the output list , output will be saved in Output.txt.


Code:
#!/bin/ksh
 
sed 's/^[ \t]*//' cdr.txt > cdr_1.txt
sed '/^$/d' cdr_1.txt > cdr_2.txt
sed -e 's/^[ \t]*//' cdr.txt -e '/^$/d' cdr_1.txt > cdr_2.txt
for i in `grep -n "CDR" cdr_2.txt |awk -F ':' '{print $1}'`
do
i=`expr $i + 2`
idx=`expr $i + 25`
 
a=`sed -n "$i","$idx"p cdr_2.txt|sed -e s/recordType// -e s/servedIMSI// -e  s/ggsnAddress// -e s/chargingID//  -e s/sgsnAddress//  -e s/accessPointNameNI// -e s/pdpType//  -e s/servedPDPAddress// -e  s/dynamicAddressFlag// -e s/listOfTrafficVolumes//  -e s/qosNegotiated// -e s/Length// -e s/"Alloc.\/Retention priority"// -e s/"Delay class"// -e s/"Reliability class"// -e  s/"Peak throughput"// -e s/"Precedence class"// -e s/"Mean throughput"// -e  s/"Traffic class"// -e  s/"Delivery order"//  -e s/"Delivery of erroneous SDU"// -e s/"Maximum SDU size"// -e s/"Max bit rate for uplink"// -e  s/"Max bit rate for downlink"//  -e s/"Residual BER"// -e s/"SDU error ratio"// |sed 's/^[ \t]*/\|/'|tr "\n" " "` 
 
if [ ! -z "$a" ]
then
len=`expr length "$a"`
a=`expr substr "$a"  2 $len`
echo $a >>Output.txt
fi
 
done

Hi,

This code is also giving the output as desired. Only issue is that it is processing all CDR's twice i.e. My input file had 8 CDR's & the output file had the 8 CDR's followed by 8 CDR's again.

Following is my script.

Code:
[root@FLPROVP01 cdr]# cat cat cdr_script_2.sh
cat: cat: No such file or directory
#!/bin/ksh
sed 's/^[ \t]*//' cdr.txt > cdr_1.txt
sed '/^$/d' cdr_1.txt > cdr_2.txt
sed -e 's/^[ \t]*//' cdr.txt -e '/^$/d' cdr_1.txt > cdr_2.txt
for i in `grep -n "CDR" cdr_2.txt |awk -F ':' '{print $1}'`
do
i=`expr $i + 2`
idx=`expr $i + 25`
a=`sed -n "$i","$idx"p cdr_2.txt|sed -e s/recordType// -e s/servedIMSI// -e  s/ggsnAddress// -e s/chargingID//  -e s/sgsnAddress//  -e s/accessPointNameNI// -e s/pdpType//  -e s/servedPDPAddress// -e  s/dynamicAddressFlag// -e s/listOfTrafficVolumes//  -e s/qosNegotiated// -e s/Length// -e s/"Alloc.\/Retention priority"// -e s/"Delay class"// -e s/"Reliability class"// -e  s/"Peak throughput"// -e s/"Precedence class"// -e s/"Mean throughput"// -e  s/"Traffic class"// -e  s/"Delivery order"//  -e s/"Delivery of erroneous SDU"// -e s/"Maximum SDU size"// -e s/"Max bit rate for uplink"// -e  s/"Max bit rate for downlink"//  -e s/"Residual BER"// -e s/"SDU error ratio"// |sed 's/^[ \t]*/\|/'|tr "\n" " "`
if [ ! -z "$a" ]
then
len=`expr length "$a"`
a=`expr substr "$a"  2 $len`
echo $a >>Output.txt
fi
done
[root@FLPROVP01 cdr]#

Following is the Snippet of the Output.

Code:
EGSNPDPRECORD |405150016945607 |115.255.8.82 |626709187 |220.224.141.18 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.79.121 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x01 (1) |0x1 (Delay class 1) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x1 (High priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x1 (No detect ('-')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x40 (64 kbps) |0x40 (64 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405210010858247 |115.255.8.82 |626709171 |220.224.141.85 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.96.179 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x01 (1) |0x1 (Delay class 1) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x09 (Up to 256000 oct/s) |0x1 (High priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x1 (No detect ('-')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x56 (240 kbps) |0xFE (8640 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405060031074049 |115.255.8.82 |626709196 |115.255.8.81 |rcommms |IPV4 |10.94.34.193 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x02 (2) |0x4 (Delay class 4 (best effort)) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x2 (Normal priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x2 (Erroneous SDUs are delivered ('yes')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405060031074049 |115.255.8.82 |626707737 |115.255.8.81 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.97.57 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x02 (2) |0x4 (Delay class 4 (best effort)) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x2 (Normal priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x2 (Erroneous SDUs are delivered ('yes')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405150016945607 |115.255.8.82 |626709187 |220.224.141.18 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.79.121 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x01 (1) |0x1 (Delay class 1) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x1 (High priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x1 (No detect ('-')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x40 (64 kbps) |0x40 (64 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405210010858247 |115.255.8.82 |626709171 |220.224.141.85 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.96.179 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x01 (1) |0x1 (Delay class 1) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x09 (Up to 256000 oct/s) |0x1 (High priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x1 (No detect ('-')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x56 (240 kbps) |0xFE (8640 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405060031074049 |115.255.8.82 |626709196 |115.255.8.81 |rcommms |IPV4 |10.94.34.193 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x02 (2) |0x4 (Delay class 4 (best effort)) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x2 (Normal priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x2 (Erroneous SDUs are delivered ('yes')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405060031074049 |115.255.8.82 |626707737 |115.255.8.81 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.97.57 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x02 (2) |0x4 (Delay class 4 (best effort)) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x2 (Normal priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x2 (Erroneous SDUs are delivered ('yes')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405150016945607 |115.255.8.82 |626709187 |220.224.141.18 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.79.121 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x01 (1) |0x1 (Delay class 1) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x1 (High priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x1 (No detect ('-')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x40 (64 kbps) |0x40 (64 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405210010858247 |115.255.8.82 |626709171 |220.224.141.85 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.96.179 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x01 (1) |0x1 (Delay class 1) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x09 (Up to 256000 oct/s) |0x1 (High priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x1 (No detect ('-')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x56 (240 kbps) |0xFE (8640 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405060031074049 |115.255.8.82 |626709196 |115.255.8.81 |rcommms |IPV4 |10.94.34.193 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x02 (2) |0x4 (Delay class 4 (best effort)) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x2 (Normal priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x2 (Erroneous SDUs are delivered ('yes')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405060031074049 |115.255.8.82 |626707737 |115.255.8.81 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.97.57 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x02 (2) |0x4 (Delay class 4 (best effort)) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x2 (Normal priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x2 (Erroneous SDUs are delivered ('yes')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405150016945607 |115.255.8.82 |626709187 |220.224.141.18 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.79.121 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x01 (1) |0x1 (Delay class 1) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x1 (High priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x1 (No detect ('-')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x40 (64 kbps) |0x40 (64 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405210010858247 |115.255.8.82 |626709171 |220.224.141.85 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.96.179 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x01 (1) |0x1 (Delay class 1) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x09 (Up to 256000 oct/s) |0x1 (High priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x1 (No detect ('-')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x56 (240 kbps) |0xFE (8640 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405060031074049 |115.255.8.82 |626709196 |115.255.8.81 |rcommms |IPV4 |10.94.34.193 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x02 (2) |0x4 (Delay class 4 (best effort)) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x2 (Normal priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x2 (Erroneous SDUs are delivered ('yes')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)
EGSNPDPRECORD |405060031074049 |115.255.8.82 |626707737 |115.255.8.81 |rcomwap |IPV4 |10.88.97.57 |TRUE | | |0x0C (12) |0x02 (2) |0x4 (Delay class 4 (best effort)) |0x3 (Unack. GTP/LLC, Ack. RLC, Protected data) |0x04 (Up to 8000 oct/s) |0x2 (Normal priority) |0x1F (Best effort) |0x3 (Interactive class) |0x2 (Without delivery order ('no')) |0x2 (Erroneous SDUs are delivered ('yes')) |0x96 (1500 octets) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x58 (256 kbps) |0x4 (1/250 = 4x10^-3) |0x4 (1/10 000 = 1x10^-4)

Thanks a lot.

Best Regards,
Sunil
# 19  
Old 04-19-2011
U r welcome

Thanks
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