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# 1  
Old 11-14-2011
awk help
Hi ,

I have one issue.
i have one file like data below.
Code:
NCAS_IND_PORT_TS          4194304000 3892314112
NCAS_IND_PORT_TS          4194304000 4160749568
NCAS_IND_PTP_TS           2097152000 1845493760
NCAS_IND_SSUB_TS          4194304000 3825205248
NCAS_IND_TS               2097152000 2076180480
NCAS_IND_TS               2097152000  146800640
NCAS_IND_VCONF_TS         2097152000 1677721600
NCAS_IND_VLCONN_TS        4194304000 3992977408
NCAS_TS                   2097152000 2086600704
NCAS_TS_CONN              4194304000 4127195136
NCAS_TS_CTP               4194304000 4127195136
NCAS_TS_PORT              4194304000 4127195136
NCAS_TS_PORT              4194304000 4160749568

if the first column is same i need to add second column with second coloumn and third column and print only one line for example
Code:
NCAS_IND_TS               2097152000 2076180480
NCAS_IND_TS               2097152000  146800640

in these two lines first column is same i need to print
Code:
NCAS_IND_TS              4194304000   2222981120

So how can do this using awk programming please help.

thanks in advance

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Last edited by zaxxon; 11-14-2011 at 08:47 AM.. Reason: code tags, see PM
# 2  
Old 11-14-2011
Assuming unsorted input :-),
Code:
{ C2[$1] += C2; C3[$1] += C3; }
END { for (x in C2) printf "%s\t%d\t%d\n", x, C2[x], C3[x]; }

If the sample numbers are indicative of your sample set, you may run into a precision issue with the results.
# 3  
Old 11-16-2011
Thanks..

Could you please explain me the code

and its not working also
Code:
$ cat  four | awk '{ C2[$1] += C2; C3[$1] += C3; }
continue:END { for (x in C2) printf "%s\t%d\t%d\n", x, C2[x], C3[x]; }'
awk: Cannot read the value of  C2. It is an array name.
 The input line number is 1.
 The source line number is 1.

Last edited by Scott; 11-16-2011 at 03:21 AM.. Reason: Code tags, please...
# 4  
Old 11-16-2011
Apologies for a bad cut-n-paste:
Code:
{ C2[$1] += $2; C3[$1] += $3; }
END { for (x in C2) printf "%s\t%d\t%d\n", x, C2[x], C3[x]; }

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ragilla
# 5  
Old 11-18-2011
Hi.. thanks for your reply

but its not summing up , it showing some different values and some negative values ...below is the output
Code:
 $ cat four
NCAS_IND_PORT_TS          4194304000 3892314112
NCAS_IND_PORT_TS          4194304000 4160749568
NCAS_IND_PTP_TS           2097152000 1845493760
NCAS_IND_SSUB_TS          4194304000 3825205248
NCAS_IND_TS               2097152000 2076180480
NCAS_IND_TS               2097152000  146800640
NCAS_IND_VCONF_TS         2097152000 1677721600
NCAS_IND_VLCONN_TS        4194304000 3992977408
NCAS_TS                   2097152000 2086600704
NCAS_TS_CONN              4194304000 4127195136
NCAS_TS_CTP               4194304000 4127195136
NCAS_TS_PORT              4194304000 4127195136
NCAS_TS_PORT              4194304000 4160749568
sridharr@hemavati:~/lab
 $ cat four | awk '{ C2[$1] += $2; C3[$1] += $3; }
continue:END { for (x in C2) printf "%s\t%d\t%d\n", x, C2[x], C3[x]; }'
NCAS_IND_PTP_TS 2097152000      1845493760
NCAS_IND_SSUB_TS        -100663296      -469762048
NCAS_IND_TS     -100663296      -2071986176
NCAS_IND_VCONF_TS       2097152000      1677721600
NCAS_TS_CONN    -100663296      -167772160
NCAS_TS_CTP     -100663296      -167772160
NCAS_TS_PORT    -201326592      -301989888
NCAS_IND_VLCONN_TS      -100663296      -301989888
NCAS_IND_PORT_TS        -201326592      -536870912
NCAS_TS 2097152000      2086600704

Last edited by Scott; 11-18-2011 at 03:45 AM.. Reason: Code tags
# 6  
Old 11-18-2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by ragilla
Hi.. thanks for your reply

but its not summing up , it showing some different values and some negative values ...below is the output
Code:
 $ cat four
NCAS_IND_PORT_TS          4194304000 3892314112
NCAS_IND_PORT_TS          4194304000 4160749568
NCAS_IND_PTP_TS           2097152000 1845493760
NCAS_IND_SSUB_TS          4194304000 3825205248
NCAS_IND_TS               2097152000 2076180480
NCAS_IND_TS               2097152000  146800640
NCAS_IND_VCONF_TS         2097152000 1677721600
NCAS_IND_VLCONN_TS        4194304000 3992977408
NCAS_TS                   2097152000 2086600704
NCAS_TS_CONN              4194304000 4127195136
NCAS_TS_CTP               4194304000 4127195136
NCAS_TS_PORT              4194304000 4127195136
NCAS_TS_PORT              4194304000 4160749568
sridharr@hemavati:~/lab
 $ cat four | awk '{ C2[$1] += $2; C3[$1] += $3; }
continue:END { for (x in C2) printf "%s\t%d\t%d\n", x, C2[x], C3[x]; }'
NCAS_IND_PTP_TS 2097152000      1845493760
NCAS_IND_SSUB_TS        -100663296      -469762048
NCAS_IND_TS     -100663296      -2071986176
NCAS_IND_VCONF_TS       2097152000      1677721600
NCAS_TS_CONN    -100663296      -167772160
NCAS_TS_CTP     -100663296      -167772160
NCAS_TS_PORT    -201326592      -301989888
NCAS_IND_VLCONN_TS      -100663296      -301989888
NCAS_IND_PORT_TS        -201326592      -536870912
NCAS_TS 2097152000      2086600704

Code:
$ /usr/xpg4/bin/awk '{ C2[$1] += $2; C3[$1] += $3; }
END { for (x in C2) printf "%25-s %d %d\n", x, C2[x], C3[x]; }' infile|sort

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# 7  
Old 11-18-2011
The "%d" is converting the floating point number to integer, which is wrapping. Instead, use:
Code:
printf "%-23s %10.0f %10.0f\n"

Be aware of precision issues if your dataset is large.
 
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