Shell Programming and Scripting

can u please show me ur output

Desired output :
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6 Server1 group1
2 Server2 group2

I mean after script wht output you are getting

I am getting the output for the file which I have pasted as desired.But this is a test file which I have pasted here. The actual file is different. I can paste a part of the actual file for your reference.

"GWTDOMAIN" srvgrp="group1" srvid=10
CLOPT="-A -r -e /path/logfile -o /path/stdout"
VAR1=0666 VAR2=N VAR3=0666 MIN=3 VAR4=4 VAR5=N
VAR6=FASTPATH
VAR7=5 VAR8=86400 VAR9=Y
VAR10=0 VAR11=1 VAR12=0
VAR13="0"

"Server" srvgrp="group1" srvid=20
CLOPT="-A -r -e /path/logfile -o /path/stdout"
ENVVAR="/path/var.env"
VAR1=0666 VAR2=N VAR3=0666 MIN=3 VAR4=4 VAR5=N
VAR6=FASTPATH
VAR7=5 VAR8=86400 VAR9=Y
VAR10=0 VAR11=1 VAR12=0
VAR13="0"

"simpServ" srvgrp="group2" srvid=20
CLOPT="-A -r -e /path/logfile -o /path/stdout"
VAR1=0666 VAR2=N VAR3=0666 MIN=2 VAR4=4 VAR5=N
VAR6=FASTPATH
VAR7=5 VAR8=86400 VAR9=Y
VAR10=0 VAR11=1 VAR12=0

Code:

awk '
  /^$/ {next}
  /Server/ { split ($2, tmp, "="); ar = $1" " tmp[2]; flag=1;next}
 /MIN/ && flag == 1 { split ($4, count, "=")
        total[ar] = total[ar] + count[2]
        flag = 0
       }
  END {
        for (a in total) {
         print a " " total[a]
        }
  }' 65609_extract.d

It gave me this output :

(stmw633a:nbk7pug)$ awk '
> /^$/ {next}
> /Server/ { split ($2, tmp, "="); ar = $1" " tmp[2]; flag=1;next}
> /MIN/ && flag == 1 { split ($4, count, "=")
> total[ar] = total[ar] + count[2]
> flag = 0
> }
> END {
> for (a in total) {
> print a " " total[a]
> }}' testtux
====================
"Server" "group1" 3

Here i am not getting count of other servers but the only that which occurs last in the list

I have several entries in my input file with different server names & group names.

Can anyone help me on this.