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Old 11-10-2011
hi, answer format
command is :
Code:
echo "BACBE03,IS38341," ; cat /home/oaydin/cha/response/gec/stp_BACBE03.txt | grep IS38341 | awk '{print $2}' ; grep -c IS38341 /home/oaydin/cha/response/gec/tx_BACBE03.txt

answer is :
Code:
BACBE03,IS38341,
ACTIVE
4

I need format :
Code:
BACBE03,IS38341,ACTIVE,4

help please
# 2  
Old 11-10-2011
Post the needed lines of stp_BACBE03.txt and tx_BACBE03.txt please. There's probably a way to do this which doesn't mean kludging another awk onto the end of this already very long pipe chain.

Also, what's your system, what's your shell?

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Also, that's a useless use of cat. To save yourself some time and bother, just do grep pattern filename instead of cat filename | grep pattern
# 3  
Old 11-10-2011
Can't you do this:
Code:
tmpFile="./concatOutputs.tmp"
echo "BACBE03,IS38341," > "${tmpFile}"
grep IS38341 /home/oaydin/cha/response/gec/stp_BACBE03.txt | awk '{print $2}' >> "${tmpFile}"
grep -c IS38341 /home/oaydin/cha/response/gec/tx_BACBE03.txt >> "${tmpFile}"

tr '\n' ',' "${tmpFile}" | awk '{print substr($0, 1, length($0)-1)}'

I hope it helps!
# 4  
Old 11-10-2011
stp_BACBE03.txt line is :
Code:
IS38341   ACTIVE  0   ACTIVE

(I need of first ACTIVE)

tx_BACBE03.txt lines is :
Code:
RXOTX-4-0         IS38341   ALL   GSM900            45
RXOTX-4-1         IS38341   ALL   GSM900            45
RXOTX-4-2         IS38341   ALL   GSM900            45
RXOTX-4-3         IS38341   ALL   GSM900            45

my system is UNIX and shell is BASH

Thanks
Last edited by Scott; 11-10-2011 at 11:49 AM.. Reason: Code tags
# 5  
Old 11-10-2011
That may work, sort of, but there's probably much better ways to do it than running echo, cat, awk, two entire instances of grep, and tr.

To do anything but nail bandaids on the end though, we need to know the input data.
# 6  
Old 11-10-2011
Probably much better ways, of course there are! I just tried to give a solution based on what the OP gave us... Smilie
Last edited by felipe.vinturin; 11-10-2011 at 11:55 AM..
# 7  
Old 11-10-2011
thanks for help
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