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Old 08-14-2014
Thank you everyone for your helpful posts! I used Don's code within a Kornshell Script (and I even got a loop of a List File of File Names to process multiple Raw files and parse them to Parsed Files to work!), and it did exactly what I needed it to do!

Here's the code I ran (Cognos_Audit_Log_File_List.lst file was pre-built earlier in the Script):

Code:
while read FILE
do
echo "$FILE" >> ${LOG_FILE}
awk '
cnt { out = out $0
 if(--cnt == 0) {
  gsub("\r", "", out)
  print out "\r"
 }
 next
}
substr($0, 29, 6) == "client" {
 cnt = 2
 out = $0
}' ${SOURCE_DIR}/$FILE > ${TARGET_DIR}/$FILE
done < Cognos_Audit_Log_File_List.lst

 
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