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# 8  
Old 08-30-2012
Quote:
Originally Posted by sudha143
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https://www.unix.com/how-post-unix-li...code-tags.html
# 9  
Old 08-30-2012
This video is not opening for me in office.

Please help on my query, I will read the usage of code tags and will post with this in my next post.

bit urgent pls.
# 10  
Old 08-30-2012
Processing XML isn't trivial, grep can't do it. grep handles lines.

Handling XML and non-XML simultaneously is outright odd.

I think I've found a way to at least make your data suitable for an XML parser...

Code:
# Convert mixed xml and non-xml lines into pure XML
$ awk '/INFO/ { sub(/\[/, "", $3); sub(/\]/, "", $6);
        printf("<entry date=\"%s.%s.%s.%s\">\n", $3, $4, $5, $6); next }
        /[/]Main/ { print $0"</entry>" ; next } 1' < log.almostxml

<entry date="29.Aug.2012.13:23:12">
<XML xmlns="http:abc" v="1.0">
    <Main TTm="2011-06-02T13:22:51" BizDt="2011-06-02" TDt="2011-06-02" Cy="GBP" LPx="100.22" LQty="13" EID="89119611243" TTyp="0" TrStat="0" RptTyp="0" TrTyp="0" TID="CLG0000009182268">
        <Hdr SeqNum="1" Snt="2011-06-02T13:22:51" Tb="ABCMESSAGE" TD="ABC" SID="NCM" />
        <Pty R="56" ID="NCM"/>
        <Pty R="11" ID="ABC"/>
        <Instrmt Eh="WARM" SMeth="C" Mult="1250" PxmnMeth="1" MDt="2027-11-26" MY="202711" STp="MAT" PCmplx="FIN" Src="H" HID="STL261127001" Sm="IKL">
            <Pty R="22" ID="NCM"/>
</Main></entry>
<entry date="29.Aug.2012.13:23:12">
<XML xmlns="http:abc" v="1.0">
    <Main TTm="2011-06-02T13:22:51" BizDt="2011-06-02" TDt="2011-06-02" Cy="GBP" LPx="100.22" LQty="13" EID="89119611243" TTyp="0" TrStat="0" RptTyp="0" TrTyp="0" TID="CLG0000009182268">
        <Hdr SeqNum="1" Snt="2011-06-02T13:22:51" Tb="ABCMESSAGE" TD="ABC" SID="NCM" />
        <Pty R="56" ID="NCM"/>
        <Pty R="11" ID="ABC"/>
        <Instrmt Eh="WARM" SMeth="C" Mult="1250" PxmnMeth="1" MDt="2027-11-26" MY="202711" STp="MAT" PCmplx="FIN" Src="H" HID="STL261127001" Sm="IKL">
            <Pty R="22" ID="NCM"/>
</Main></entry>
<entry date="29.Aug.2012.13:23:12">
<XML xmlns="http:abc" v="1.0">
    <Main TTm="2011-06-02T13:22:51" BizDt="2011-06-02" TDt="2011-06-02" Cy="GBP" LPx="100.22" LQty="13" EID="89119611243" TTyp="0" TrStat="0" RptTyp="0" TrTyp="0" TID="CLG0000009182268">
        <Hdr SeqNum="1" Snt="2011-06-02T13:22:51" Tb="ABCMESSAGE" TD="ABC" SID="NCM" />
        <Pty R="56" ID="NCM"/>
        <Pty R="11" ID="ABC"/>
        <Instrmt Eh="WARM" SMeth="C" Mult="1250" PxmnMeth="1" MDt="2027-11-26" MY="202711" STp="MAT" PCmplx="FIN" Src="H" HID="STL261127001" Sm="IKL">
            <Pty R="22" ID="NCM"/>
</Main></entry>
<entry date="29.Aug.2012.13:23:12">
<XML xmlns="http:abc" v="1.0">
    <Main TTm="2011-06-02T13:22:51" BizDt="2011-06-02" TDt="2011-06-02" Cy="GBP" LPx="100.22" LQty="13" EID="89119611243" TTyp="0" TrStat="0" RptTyp="0" TrTyp="0" TID="CLG0000009182268">
        <Hdr SeqNum="1" Snt="2011-06-02T13:22:51" Tb="ABCMESSAGE" TD="ABC" SID="NCM" />
        <Pty R="56" ID="NCM"/>
        <Pty R="11" ID="ABC"/>
        <Instrmt Eh="WARM" SMeth="C" Mult="1250" PxmnMeth="1" MDt="2027-11-26" MY="202711" STp="MAT" PCmplx="FIN" Src="H" HID="STL261127001" Sm="IKL">
            <Pty R="22" ID="NCM"/>
</Main></entry>
<entry date="29.Aug.2012.13:23:12">
<XML xmlns="http:abc" v="1.0">
    <Main TTm="2011-06-02T13:22:51" BizDt="2011-06-02" TDt="2011-06-02" Cy="GBP" LPx="100.22" LQty="13" EID="89119611243" TTyp="0" TrStat="0" RptTyp="0" TrTyp="0" TID="CLG0000009182268">
        <Hdr SeqNum="1" Snt="2011-06-02T13:22:51" Tb="ABCMESSAGE" TD="ABC" SID="NCM" />
        <Pty R="56" ID="NCM"/>
        <Pty R="11" ID="ABC"/>
        <Instrmt Eh="WARM" SMeth="C" Mult="1250" PxmnMeth="1" MDt="2027-11-26" MY="202711" STp="MAT" PCmplx="FIN" Src="H" HID="STL261127001" Sm="IKL">
            <Pty R="22" ID="NCM"/>
</Main></entry>

$

# 11  
Old 08-30-2012
Code:
$ cat xmlj.awk
BEGIN { # Handle filters
        split(FILTER, F);
        for(N=1; N in F; N++)   F[F[N]]=1

        RS="<"; FS=">"; OFS="\t"; O=0
        if(!CDEP) CDEP=2;
}

function splitarg(IN, OUT) # Turn data="this" into 'data' and 'this'
{
        sub(/[/]$/, "", IN);    # Clear out / from self-closing tags
        split(IN, OUT, "=");
        if(OUT[2] ~ /^['"].*[."][/]?$/)
                OUT[2]=substr(OUT[2], 2, length(OUT[2])-2);

        OUT[1]=tolower(OUT[1]);
}

function chomp(DATA) # Remove preceding and trailing whitespace
{
        sub(/^[ \r\n\t]+/, "", DATA);
        sub(/[ \r\n\t]+$/, "", DATA);
        return(DATA);
}

function doindex(ARG, A) # Add data to array for printing
{
        splitarg(ARG, A);
        I=DEP ":" STACK[DEP] "." A[1]
        if(!ORDER[I])
        {
                ORDER[++O]=I;   ORDER[I]=1
                if(!FILTER)     F[STACK[DEP] "." A[1]]=1
        }

        DATA[I]=A[2];
}

# Handle improper nesting or non-autoclosed tags
function closetag(TAG)
{
        for(X=DEP; X>0; X--)    if(STACK[X] == TAG) break;
        if(X > 0)       DEP=X-1;
}

/^\?/ || /^$/   {       next    } # Skip XML specification or blank records

{
        TAG=chomp($1);          CDATA=chomp($2);
        # Split apart tag arguments, if any
        FS=" "; $0=TAG; TAG=tolower($1); FS=">"

        # Close tags
        if(substr(TAG, 1, 1) == "/")
        {
                TAG=substr(TAG,2,length(TAG)-1);
                CLOSE++;
                closetag(TAG);
        }
        else # Open tag or self-closing tag
        {
                STACK[++DEP]=TAG;
                for(N=2; N<=NF; N++)    doindex($N);
                if(CDATA) doindex("[CDATA]='" CDATA "'");
                CLOSE=0;
        }

        # Self-closing tags
        if($NF ~ /[/]$/)        DEP--;

}

CLOSE >= CDEP {
        # If we expect 2 close tags and get 5, still only print once
        if(CLOSE > CDEP)        next

        if(! HEADER++)
        {
                $0="";
                for(M=N=1; M<=O; M++)
                {
                        split(ORDER[M], A, ":");
                        if(A[2] in F) $(N++)=A[2];
                }
                print;
        }

        $0="";
        for(M=N=1; M<=O; M++)
        {
                split(ORDER[M], A, ":");
                if(A[2] in F) $(N++)=DATA[ORDER[M]]
        }
        print
}

$  awk '/INFO/ {
                sub(/\[/, "", $3); sub(/\]/, "", $6);
                printf("<entry date=\"%s.%s.%s.%s\">\n", $3, $4, $5, $6); next }
        /[/]Main/ { print $0"</entry>" ; next } 1' < log.almostxml |
        awk -v FILTER="entry.date main.tid main.eid instrmt.hid" -f xmlj.awk HEADER=1

29.Aug.2012.13:23:12    89119611243     CLG0000009182268        STL261127001
29.Aug.2012.13:23:12    89119611243     CLG0000009182268        STL261127001
29.Aug.2012.13:23:12    89119611243     CLG0000009182268        STL261127001
29.Aug.2012.13:23:12    89119611243     CLG0000009182268        STL261127001
29.Aug.2012.13:23:12    89119611243     CLG0000009182268        STL261127001

$

Use nawk on solaris.
Last edited by Corona688; 08-30-2012 at 04:37 PM..
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