Shell Programming and Scripting

Does your file have a line with the pattern "PCNAME="?

Please provide a sample of your input file.

Sorry my mistake was giving PCNAME with wrong spelling.

Thanks guys.This was my second post here and this made my day!!

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Just one more part to this.
[HEADER 0]
SID=D6EB96CC0
HID=9C246D6
CSource=xya
Cappe=1
Versionc=3670
[header1]
MAR1=STL
MARS2=STL
[HEADER 2]
REQ_BUFFER_ENCODING=UTF-8
REQ_BUFFER_ORIG_ENCODING=UTF-8
RESP_BODY_ENCODING=UTF-8
CON_ID=2713
[xml]
<Req>
....
....
......</Req>

How can I pick up the XML portion too.It will always appear under a tag like [xml] but will not necessarily begin with <Req> or end with </req>

Thanks!

Hi,

Try this one,

Code:

echo "<xml>This is a sample text</xml>" | sed 's/\<.*\>\(.*\)\<\/.*\>/\1/g'

Cheers,
Ranga

Code:

 
#!/bin/bash
cd /home/files
for i in *.txt
do
awk 'BEGIN {print FILENAME} /PCNAME=/ || /URL=/' "$i"
awk '/<.*/ , /.*<\/.*>/' "$i"
done

It works perfectly!!

Just a doubt which is better in terms of performance; an awk oneliner or running it in a for loop.?

Can both the statements be combined?

Thanks.