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Old 05-19-2013
Script To read Date and count from files
Smaple 1

Code:
Date and Time: 2013-05-11 12:23:12 MST
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,IN,US
XYZ,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,OUT,GB
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,IN,AS
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,OUT,US
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,IN,US
Number of Records: 000005

Sample 2

Code:
HDR: 20130511
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,IN,US
XYZ,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,OUT,GB
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,IN,AS
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,OUT,US
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,IN,US
TRL: 000005

Let suppose if I have these two formats of file. And need two get only date from the first line and the counts of record from the last line. And in sample 2 the date format should be 2013-05-11. I can get any of the file.
Can some help me with a shell script for this. I will be highly thank full.
Last edited by Scrutinizer; 05-19-2013 at 06:03 AM.. Reason: icode tags to code tags
# 2  
Old 05-19-2013
Quote:
Originally Posted by Abhisrajput
need two get only date from the first line and the counts of record from the last line.
Code:
$ awk '/Date and Time/{print $4,$5}/Number of Records/{print $NF}' file1
2013-05-11 12:23:12
000005

Quote:
Originally Posted by Abhisrajput
the date format should be 2013-05-11.
Code:
$ awk '/HDR/{$2=substr($2,1,4) "-" substr($2,5,2) "-" substr($2,7)}1' file2
HDR: 2013-05-11
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,IN,US
XYZ,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,OUT,GB
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,IN,AS
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,OUT,US
abc,1234,hi-all,45354-88888,IN,US
TRL: 000005

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