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# 1  
Old 05-16-2013
How to concat columns?

Hello All,

I have a file with following data.

Code:
1365787116     3.0    contracts/Procs_Val_Req_forContrct_Amnd_BPEL
1348791394     2.0      contracts/Procs_Val_toTerm_Ret_Contrct_BPEL
1348791394     2.0      contracts/Qualfy_BP_forNew_Ret_Contrct_BPEL
1348791394     2.0      contracts/Re_Evaluate_IME_Agreement_BPEL
1365787116     3.0      contracts/Review_Bp_Admin_Documents_BPEL
1366127683     3.1     contracts/Review_Bp_Admin_Documents_Refer_BPEL
1365787116     3.0      contracts/Review_Disability_Documents_BPEL
1348791394     2.0      CR/Service_Credit_Purchase_Appeals_BPEL
1348791394     2.0      enrollment/Member_Election_1_to_2_Tier_BPEL

I want the output in other file in such a way that it remove the first column and then all the name having version 3 or above.

Output

Code:
Procs_Val_toTerm_Ret_Contrct_BPEL[2.0]
Qualfy_BP_forNew_Ret_Contrct_BPEL[2.0]
Re_Evaluate_IME_Agreement_BPEL[2.0]
Service_Credit_Purchase_Appeals_BPEL[2.0]
Member_Election_1_to_2_Tier_BPEL[2.0]

# 2  
Old 05-16-2013
This is simple to solve.
Code:
awk -F"[ /]+" '$2!~/^3/ {print $4"["$2"]"}' file >outfile
cat outfile
Procs_Val_toTerm_Ret_Contrct_BPEL[2.0]
Qualfy_BP_forNew_Ret_Contrct_BPEL[2.0]
Re_Evaluate_IME_Agreement_BPEL[2.0]
Service_Credit_Purchase_Appeals_BPEL[2.0]
Member_Election_1_to_2_Tier_BPEL[2.0]

This User Gave Thanks to Jotne For This Post:
# 3  
Old 05-16-2013
Excellent Jotne. Its time for me to learn awk deeply as it is very powerful utility. Thanks again.
# 4  
Old 05-16-2013
Pleas explain

Quote:
Originally Posted by Jotne
This is simple to solve.
Code:
awk -F"[ /]+" '$2!~/^3/ {print $4"["$2"]"}' file >outfile
cat outfile
Procs_Val_toTerm_Ret_Contrct_BPEL[2.0]
Qualfy_BP_forNew_Ret_Contrct_BPEL[2.0]
Re_Evaluate_IME_Agreement_BPEL[2.0]
Service_Credit_Purchase_Appeals_BPEL[2.0]
Member_Election_1_to_2_Tier_BPEL[2.0]


Could you please explain the above?
# 5  
Old 05-16-2013
Hi Karthikeayan,

Code:
awk -F"[ /]+"       - This is for field seperator means removing this slash sign
$2!~/^3/            - This means $2 means second column should not be starting with value 3
{print $4"["$2"]"}' - This means print 4rth column which is BPEL name together with second column which is not having 3 or 3.* value.

# 6  
Old 05-16-2013
Doubt

Quote:
Originally Posted by Vikram_Tanwar12
Hi Karthikeayan,

Code:
awk -F"[ /]+"       - This is for field seperator means removing this slash sign
$2!~/^3/            - This means $2 means second column should not be starting with value 3
{print $4"["$2"]"}' - This means print 4rth column which is BPEL name together with second column which is not having 3 or 3.* value.


hi Vikram,

thanks for the quick reply. I have one question..
if $2 has the value more than 3, like 4.0... then how can we ignore that line?
# 7  
Old 05-16-2013
This will work in that case

Code:
awk  -F"[ /]+" '$2!~/^[3-4]/ {print $4"["$2"]"}' file

This means starting from 3 to 4 it will ignore those values. Similarly you can put any which u want to ignore.
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