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# 8  
Old 04-24-2008
The variable TG is not use in the sample of your awk program.
Show us the full awk program.

Jean-Pierre.
# 9  
Old 04-24-2008
Quote:
Originally Posted by wakhan
ANYBODY PLEASE REPLY !!!!!!!!


Regards,
Waqas Ahmed
Pls don't bunp-up posts - it's against the Rules.
Last edited by vgersh99; 04-24-2008 at 06:05 PM.. Reason: spelling
# 10  
Old 04-24-2008
Below is my complete code, what i want is to take Trunk Group in the input and pass it to nawk (BEGIN). Below mentioned code is not giving any output.

Also see code below which gives perfect output, if i give TG
simple value like TG=700.

Code:
KarachiOMP adnan> vi tgcmp602
#!/bin/sh
#
#  Variable TG has to be set according to the trkg desired.
#
#  Also the rop file has to be updated according with the date
#  ander analysis.
#                       ie:
#                       /omp-data/logs/5etr/yymmdd.APX
#
##############################################
# Get the date stamp you want
##############################################
CurrentDate=`date +%y%m%d`
echo "Enter Search Date [$CurrentDate]:"
read SearchDate
if [ "$SearchDate" = "" ]
then
   SearchDate=${CurrentDate}
fi

echo "Enter TRUNK GROUP:"
read TGR

cat /omp-data/logs/5etr/$SearchDate.APX | nawk -F"|" -v P=$TGR  '

BEGIN {

TG=P;
        printf ("DATE IN ST EN  TGN ISEIZE ISATMP   IANS OATMPT   OVFL OSEIZE OSATMP   OANS TOTUSG OOSMTCE   OOS DBLSZR NTWCONG\n");
}

/TRFTR TGCOMP/ {
        getline; getline;
        split($2,a,"-");

        date=a[2]a[3];

        getline; getline; getline;

        interval=$2; split($3,a,":"); start=a[1]; split($4,a,":"); end=a[1];

}

/TGN    ISEIZE/ {

        getline;

        tgn=$1; iseize=$2; isattmp=$5; ians=$6;

}

/TGN    OATTMPT/ {

        getline;

        oattmpt=$2; ovfl=$4; oseize=$5; osattmp=$7;

}

/TGN    OANS/   {

        getline;

        oans=$2; totusg=$3;

}

/TGN    BWOUTU/ {

        getline;

        oosmtce=$4;

        oos=$5;

}

/TGN    DBLSZR/ {

        getline;

        dblszr=$2;

}

/TGN    SBBSY/  {

        getline;

        ntwcong=$4;

}


/TGN    TRKNAV/ {

        if (tgn==TG) {

        printf("%s %2d %2d %2d %4d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d\n", date, interval, start, end, tgn, iseize, isattmp, ians, oat

        printf("%s %2d %2d %2d %4d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d\n", date, interval, start, end, tgn, iseize, isattmp, ians, oat
tmpt, ovfl, oseize, osattmp, oans, totusg, oosmtce, oos, dblszr, ntwcong);

        }

}


END {

} '

exit
:q!



Code below which gives perfect output, if i give TG
simple value like TG=700.


Code:
KarachiOMP adnan> vi tgcmp602
#!/bin/sh
#
#  Variable TG has to be set according to the trkg desired.
#
#  Also the rop file has to be updated according with the date
#  ander analysis.
#                       ie:
#                       /omp-data/logs/5etr/yymmdd.APX
#
##############################################
# Get the date stamp you want
##############################################
CurrentDate=`date +%y%m%d`
echo "Enter Search Date [$CurrentDate]:"
read SearchDate
if [ "$SearchDate" = "" ]
then
   SearchDate=${CurrentDate}
fi

#echo "Enter TRUNK GROUP:"
#read TGR

cat /omp-data/logs/5etr/$SearchDate.APX | nawk '

BEGIN {

TG=700;
        printf ("DATE IN ST EN  TGN ISEIZE ISATMP   IANS OATMPT   OVFL OSEIZE OSATMP   OANS TOTUSG OOSMTCE   OOS DBLSZR NTWCONG\n");
}

/TRFTR TGCOMP/ {
        getline; getline;
        split($2,a,"-");

        date=a[2]a[3];

        getline; getline; getline;

        interval=$2; split($3,a,":"); start=a[1]; split($4,a,":"); end=a[1];

}

/TGN    ISEIZE/ {

        getline;

        tgn=$1; iseize=$2; isattmp=$5; ians=$6;

}

/TGN    OATTMPT/ {

        getline;

        oattmpt=$2; ovfl=$4; oseize=$5; osattmp=$7;

}

/TGN    OANS/   {

        getline;

        oans=$2; totusg=$3;

}

/TGN    BWOUTU/ {

        getline;

        oosmtce=$4;

        oos=$5;

}

/TGN    DBLSZR/ {

        getline;

        dblszr=$2;

}

/TGN    SBBSY/  {

        getline;

        ntwcong=$4;

}


/TGN    TRKNAV/ {

        if (tgn==TG) {

        printf("%s %2d %2d %2d %4d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d\n", date, interval, start, end, tgn, iseize, isattmp, ians, oat

        printf("%s %2d %2d %2d %4d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d %6d\n", date, interval, start, end, tgn, iseize, isattmp, ians, oat
tmpt, ovfl, oseize, osattmp, oans, totusg, oosmtce, oos, dblszr, ntwcong);

        }

}


END {

} '

exit
:q!


Please Help...

Regards,
Waqas Ahmed
# 11  
Old 04-25-2008
For debugging purpose, add some display to check to value of your variables.
Code:
echo "Enter TRUNK GROUP:"
read TGR

echo "TGR=<$TGR>"

cat /omp-data/logs/5etr/$SearchDate.APX | nawk -F"|" -v P=$TGR  '

BEGIN {

TG=P;
printf("AWK - P=<%s> String_TG=<%s> Number_TG=%d\n", P, TG, TG);

        printf ("DATE IN ST EN  TGN ISEIZE ISATMP   IANS OATMPT   OVFL OSEIZE OSATMP   OANS TOTUSG OOSMTCE   OOS DBLSZR NTWCONG\n");
}

Jean-Pierre.
# 12  
Old 04-25-2008
For debugging purpose, I add some display to check values of variables.

KarachiOMP adnan> ./tgcmp602
Enter Search Date [080426]:
080425
Enter TRUNK GROUP:
700
AWK - P=<700> String_TG=<700> Number_TG=700
DATE IN ST EN TGN ISEIZE ISATMP IANS OATMPT OVFL OSEIZE OSATMP OANS TOTUSG OOSMTCE OOS DBLSZR NTWCONG

The value in the variable is going correctly, but i still dont know that why desired output is not coming.

Below is code, which gives perfect output

cat /omp-data/logs/5etr/$SearchDate.APX | nawk '

BEGIN {

TG=700;

printf ("DATE IN ST EN TGN ISEIZE ISATMP IANS OATMPT OVFL OSEIZE OSATMP OANS TOTUSG OOSMTCE OOS DBLSZR NTWCONG\n");
}

But i dont know why this simple script dont give output.

echo "Enter TRUNK GROUP:"
read TGR

echo "TGR=<$TGR>"

cat /omp-data/logs/5etr/$SearchDate.APX | nawk -F"|" -v P=$TGR '

BEGIN {

TG=P;
printf("AWK - P=<%s> String_TG=<%s> Number_TG=%d\n", P, TG, TG);

printf ("DATE IN ST EN TGN ISEIZE ISATMP IANS OATMPT OVFL OSEIZE OSATMP OANS TOTUSG OOSMTCE OOS DBLSZR NTWCONG\n");
}


ANY IDEA..

PLZ HELP !!!

Regards,
Waqas Ahmed
# 13  
Old 04-25-2008
Why don't you define the field separator FS in same manner in the two cases ?

When you the value to 700, the field separator is omited, so its value is space.
Code:
cat /omp-data/logs/5etr/$SearchDate.APX | nawk '

When you use the TGP variable, the FS is set to '|' :
Code:
cat /omp-data/logs/5etr/$SearchDate.APX | nawk -F"|" -v P=$TGR '

Jean-Pierre.
# 14  
Old 04-25-2008
I think you are asking that why i define field separator FS like this:-F"|" -v P=$TGR ' in the script which is not working .
Code:
cat /omp-data/logs/5etr/$SearchDate.APX | nawk -F"|" -v P=$TGR '

so sir actually i am modifying my old script which is this:
Code:
cat /omp-data/logs/5etr/$SearchDate.APX | nawk '
BEGIN {
TG=700;
printf ("DATE IN ST EN TGN ISEIZE ISATMP IANS OATMPT OVFL OSEIZE OSATMP OANS TOTUSG OOSMTCE OOS DBLSZR NTWCONG\n");
}

the problem with this script is this , that every time we have to open the script file with vi and change the value of TG like 700,701, 702 etc..which is not easy for normal user. so i just want to modify the script so it takes input of TG at the startup and gives the output.

For debugging purpose we have seen that P variable is getting right value.
but i dont know why its not working.
Code:
KarachiOMP adnan> ./tgcmp602
Enter Search Date [080426]:
080425
Enter TRUNK GROUP:
700
AWK - P=<700> String_TG=<700> Number_TG=700
DATE IN ST EN TGN ISEIZE ISATMP IANS OATMPT OVFL OSEIZE OSATMP OANS TOTUSG OOSMTCE OOS DBLSZR NTWCONG

Please share if you have some other idea in mind to solve the problem.

Regards,
Waqas Ahmed
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