well, im a total novice of unix commands and shell scripting, i never made anything.
But yesterday in my work i was working with a lot of log files and i was wondering if there is a command for doing something like this:
i have a bunch of files with text like this:
is possible with a command to make a search in this files and create a new one with something like this:
i dont know if there is a way with a command to search for certaing pattern like Errorcode* and write it in a file, but when the pattern already exist inthe new file add 1 to the number of repetitions of the errorcode finded.
is possible or the only way is to make a shell script?
thanks for all!
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thanks a lot i have a doubt about that AWK program
when i run it i need to specify the file i want to get the info?, or it will get all the files of the dir?, i only have to copy that code and execute it or is a certain type of command to execute a AWK?
because i want to analyze 1200 log files, the file you put in the last line is the output file?, it has to be created or it will be created by this program?
in a case of a
COD-ASD-00000
in that case i have to put in pattern something like this?
thanks for all your help!
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