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# 15  
Old 07-01-2019
Bash shell and os is Linux
# 16  
Old 07-01-2019
The proposal has been tested on linux / bash and worked fine. What's your bash version? What's the result of the paste command (without the pipe).
# 17  
Old 07-02-2019
sorry Rudic it worked fine..!
but this script u had given below is working for 09:55-10:55
can u help me with along seconds too 09:55:39---10:55:39

Code:
paste <(date +%s -f<(cut -d, -f1 file) 2>&1) file | awk -F"\t" '
NR == 1         {sub ($1 FS, "")
                 HD = $0
                }
NR == 2         {BDT = $1 - $1%60
                }
NR >  1         {HCNT = int (($1 - BDT)/3600)
                 if (HCNT > 23) exit
                 FN = "summaryReport_LoadTest_" HCNT ".csv"
                 sub ($1 FS, "")
                 if (!X[FN]++) print HD  >  FN
                 print  >  FN
                }
'


because when i checked the lines when i counted with 09:55-10:55 i got it as 827785
but the script which i wrote is calculating from 09:55:39-10:55:39 is giving 838331 lines
the problem with my script is it is running for 10min where as the awk solution u had given is running for 1 min
so could you please modify the script which will help with seconds 09:55:39---10:55:39????
# 18  
Old 07-02-2019
That should not be a problem as there is one statement that strips the seconds from the start timestamp found in the first data line. Can you identify and correct it to your needs?


If you supply the start time from the outside, the problem should not exist.


Be aware that in the sample data you supplied 5 lines would NOT print if you define the start time as 09:55:39 (that's the reason I stripped the seconds, BTW).
# 19  
Old 07-03-2019
Sorry Rudic..I I could see already the first line is converting the timestamp to epoch along with seconds.There is something which need to be modified in the body of the script
i tried it... but i am not successful and i am very sorry for that as i am very new to AWK.
could you please help me in this if you dont mind..!


Code:
$ paste <(date +%s -f<(cut -d, -f1 file) 2>&1) file |head -3
timeStamp,elapsed,label,responseCode,responseMessage,threadName,dataType,success,failureMessage,bytes,grpThreads,allThreads,URL,Latency,IdleTime
1558360539      2019-05-20 09:55:39.945,142,GETHome,200,OK,SequenceLength 1-50,text,true,,9937,1,2,http://bus00bpo.us.oracle.com:8181/,141,0
1558360533      2019-05-20 09:55:33.820,217,GETHome,200,OK,SequenceLength 1-50,text,true,,9937,1,2,http://bus00bpo.us.oracle.com:8181/,217,0
$

Last edited by Raghuram717; 07-03-2019 at 04:07 AM..
# 20  
Old 07-05-2019
I got the script for seconds...i just removed the $1%60 and it worked fine for 09:55:39-10:55:38
Thanks for the help

Final working script:
Code:
paste <(date +%s -f<(cut -d, -f1 file) 2>&1) file | awk -F"\t" '
NR == 1         {sub ($1 FS, "")
                 HD = $0
                }
NR == 2         {BDT = $1 - $1
                }
NR >  1         {HCNT = int (($1 - BDT)/3600)
                 if (HCNT > 23) exit
                 FN = "summaryReport_LoadTest_" HCNT ".csv"
                 sub ($1 FS, "")
                 if (!X[FN]++) print HD  >  FN
                 print  >  FN
                }
'

# 21  
Old 07-05-2019
Quote:
Originally Posted by Raghuram717
I got the script for seconds...i just removed the $1%60 and it worked fine for 09:55:39-10:55:38
Thanks for the help

Final working script:
Code:
paste <(date +%s -f<(cut -d, -f1 file) 2>&1) file | awk -F"\t" '
NR == 1         {sub ($1 FS, "")
                 HD = $0
                }
NR == 2         {BDT = $1 - $1
                }
NR >  1         {HCNT = int (($1 - BDT)/3600)
                 if (HCNT > 23) exit
                 FN = "summaryReport_LoadTest_" HCNT ".csv"
                 sub ($1 FS, "")
                 if (!X[FN]++) print HD  >  FN
                 print  >  FN
                }
'

That script should not output anything as BDT will be calculated to be zero, the epoch origin, and any timestamp in the data file will yield HCNT (hour count) gt 23 and force the script to exit.
But - you were on the right track with your comment.
Last edited by RudiC; 07-05-2019 at 10:18 AM..
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