BmmRaiseAlert.sh::308: AlertConfigResult [MatchedOn=033A,Appalert=A60107,Description=eRIC for MWW not processed messages for 5 minutes]
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::320: Calling BuildXHTMLForBmtm.sh with Bmm File [/opt/BMC/BMTM/RFRAlertingIntegration/BmmOutputFiles/BMMEventOutput.1508657897.215.812]
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::323: Call to BuildXHTMLForBmtm.sh complete
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::365: Calling appalert with args [ -l 3 -a MQ -e A60107 -f gbahevpl41.krf.express.RFR -u "http://messagemonitor.krf.express.RFR/BMTM/alerts/BMMEventOutput.1508657897.215.812.html" -m "gbahevpl41.krf.express.RFR:QPAHECL1:QTW1.BOQ.109 ==> eRIC for MWW not processed messages for 5 minutes"]
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::367: Call to appalert completed
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::369: Completed successfully
I want out from each file with file name after grepping the value into a single file.. For example
Code:
Name of first log file -> line starting with "AlertConfigResult" and starting with "Calling appalert" and "last line"
Code:
BmmRaiseAlert.sh.201710220838.6155.logfile.log ->BmmRaiseAlert.sh::308: AlertConfigResult [MatchedOn=033A,Appalert=A60107,Description=eRIC for MWW not processed messages for 5 minutes]
Calling appalert with args [ -l 3 -a MQ -e A60107 -f gbahevpl41.krf.express.RFR -u "http://messagemonitor.krf.express.RFR/BMTM/alerts/BMMEventOutput.1508657897.215.812.html" -m "gbahevpl41.krf.express.RFR:QPAHECL1:QTW1.BOQ.109 ==> eRIC for MWW not processed messages for 5 minutes"]
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::369: Completed successfully
Name of second log file -> line starting with AlertConfigResult and Calling appalert and last line
Name of n log file -> line starting with AlertConfigResult and Calling appalert and last line
we can ignore first 22 characters like "BmmRaiseAlert.sh::369:"
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i tried below
Code:
cat BmmRaiseAlert.sh.201710220838.6155.logfile.log| egrep 'Calling appalert|Completed'
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::365: Calling appalert with args [ -l 3 -a MQ -e A60107 -f gbahevpl41.krf.express.RFR -u "http://messagemonitor.krf.express.RFR/BMTM/alerts/BMMEventOutput.1508657897.215.812.html" -m "gbahevpl41.krf.express.RFR:QPAHECL1:QTW1.BOQ.109 ==> eRIC for MWW not processed messages for 5 minutes"]
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::369: Completed successfully
but i need to read each file and save with file name front of the output..
Example
Code:
BmmRaiseAlert.sh.201710220838.6166.logfile.log
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::365: Calling appalert with args [ -l 3 -a MQ -e A60107 -f gbahevpl41.krf.express.RFR -u "http://messagemonitor.krf.express.RFR/BMTM/alerts/BMMEventOutput.1508657897.215.812.html" -m "gbahevpl41.krf.express.RFR:QPAHECL1:QTW1.BOQ.109 ==> eRIC for MWW not processed messages for 5 minutes"]
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::369: Completed successfully
BmmRaiseAlert.sh.201710220838.6177.logfile.log
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::365: Calling appalert with args [ -l 3 -a MQ -e A60107 -f gbahevpl41.krf.express.RFR -u "http://messagemonitor.krf.express.RFR/BMTM/alerts/BMMEventOutput.1508657897.215.812.html" -m "gbahevpl41.krf.express.RFR:QPAHECL1:QTW1.BOQ.109 ==> eRIC for MWW not processed messages for 5 minutes"]
BmmRaiseAlert.sh::369: Completed successfully
As Don stated already, the -i option makes things slower, and is not required here.
The problem was that the (useless) use of cat the file names disappear:
Code:
cat *.log | egrep 'Calling appalert|Completed'
because egrep sees only one input stream.
Simply let egrep open the files, so it sees the file names and even prefixes them by default.
Code:
egrep 'Calling appalert|Completed' *.log
If you want to ensure it prefixes the file name even if there is only one log file, then do as Don suggested
Code:
egrep -H 'Calling appalert|Completed' *.log
or, if your grep -E or egrep does not support the -H option, use the /dev/null trick
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