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Old 02-08-2015
How to add no. from different directory?
Hi Guys,

How to add no. from different directory, my path is below:
Code:
  $ cd sms_files_2/name_files/
  $ wc -l *20150208*
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020657_1-T2014020668_20150208034623_ai.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020657_1-T2014020668_20150208034623_aj.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020671_1-T2014020679_20150208074306_ac.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020671_1-T2014020679_20150208074306_ad.csv
   94160 split_cmp_1-C2014020671_1-T2014020679_20150208074306_ae.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020672_1-T2014020680_20150208080419_aa.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020672_1-T2014020680_2015020809_ab.csv
  694160 total

  $ cd sms_files_3/name_files/
  $ wc -l *20150208*
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020657_1-T2014020668_20150208034623_ai.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020657_1-T2014020668_20150208034623_aj.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020671_1-T2014020679_20150208074306_ac.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020671_1-T2014020679_20150208074306_ad.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020672_1-T2014020680_20150208080419_aa.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020672_1-T2014020680_20150208080419_ab.csv
  600000 total

Where which keywords start from C that is known as camp-id like(1-C2014020657,1-C2014020671, 1-C2014020672 etc. ) and which word
start from T that is known as task-id like(1-T2014020668, 1-T2014020679, 1-T2014020680 etc.)

Now we have to add them corresponding camp-id & task-id, my output like should be below:
Code:
400000   1-C2014020657   1-T2014020668
494160   1-C2014020671   1-T2014020679
400000   1-C2014020672   1-T2014020680

Last edited by aaditya321; 02-08-2015 at 03:59 AM.. Reason: changed quote tags to code tags
# 2  
Old 02-08-2015
Quote:
Originally Posted by aaditya321
Hi Guys,

How to add no. from different directory, my path is below:
Code:
  $ cd sms_files_2/name_files/
  $ wc -l *20150208*
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020657_1-T2014020668_20150208034623_ai.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020657_1-T2014020668_20150208034623_aj.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020671_1-T2014020679_20150208074306_ac.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020671_1-T2014020679_20150208074306_ad.csv
   94160 split_cmp_1-C2014020671_1-T2014020679_20150208074306_ae.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020672_1-T2014020680_20150208080419_aa.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020672_1-T2014020680_2015020809_ab.csv
  694160 total

  $ cd sms_files_3/name_files/
  $ wc -l *20150208*
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020657_1-T2014020668_20150208034623_ai.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020657_1-T2014020668_20150208034623_aj.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020671_1-T2014020679_20150208074306_ac.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020671_1-T2014020679_20150208074306_ad.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020672_1-T2014020680_20150208080419_aa.csv
  100000 split_cmp_1-C2014020672_1-T2014020680_20150208080419_ab.csv
  600000 total

Where which keywords start from C that is known as camp-id like(1-C2014020657,1-C2014020671, 1-C2014020672 etc. ) and which word
start from T that is known as task-id like(1-T2014020668, 1-T2014020679, 1-T2014020680 etc.)

Now we have to add them corresponding camp-id & task-id, my output like should be below:
Code:
400000   1-C2014020657   2-T2014020668
494160   1-C2014020671   1-T2014020679
400000   1-C2014020672   1-T2014020680

I don't get it. You say a camp-id keyword starts with C, but all of your examples start with 1-C. Then you say the task-id (which starts from T, but all of your examples start with 1-T and 1 of your requested output task-ids starts with 2-T even though 2-T doesn't appear anywhere in your sample input.

Please explain where the 1- and 2- come from if they are not part of the desired IDs. Please explain why 2-T2014020668 appears in the output when it does not appear at all in the input.
This User Gave Thanks to Don Cragun For This Post:
aaditya321
# 3  
Old 02-08-2015
My camp-id is starting from1-C & task-id is starting from 1-T
Last edited by Don Cragun; 02-08-2015 at 05:08 AM.. Reason: Change QUOTE tags to ICODE tags.
# 4  
Old 02-08-2015
I repeat: Please explain why 2-T2014020668 appears in the output when it does not appear at all in the input.

How are we supposed to produce the output:
Code:
400000   1-C2014020657   2-T2014020668
494160   1-C2014020671   1-T2014020679
400000   1-C2014020672   1-T2014020680

when 2-T2014020668 never appears in your sample input? Where does the 2-T2014020668 come from?
# 5  
Old 02-08-2015
Sorry for these mistake, we have change it 2-T2014020668 and don't consider it, please consider only 1-T2014020668
# 6  
Old 02-08-2015
Assuming that all of your filenames follow the same pattern, you could try something like:
Code:
#!/bin/ksh
date=$(date +"%Y%m%d")
(	cd sms_files_2/name_files/
	wc -l *$date*
	cd -
	cd sms_files_3/name_files/
	wc -l *$date*
) | awk -F'[ _]*' '
substr($5, 3, 1) == "C" && substr($6, 3, 1) == "T" {
	c[$5 "   " $6] += $2
}
END {	for(i in c)
		printf("%d   %s\n", c[i], i)
}' | sort -k2

which, with your sample input, produces the output:
Code:
400000   1-C2014020657   1-T2014020668
494160   1-C2014020671   1-T2014020679
400000   1-C2014020672   1-T2014020680

If the output order doesn't have to be sorted, remove the:
Code:
 | sort -k2

from the last line of the script.

Although written and tested using the Korn shell, this script will work with any POSIX-conforming shell such as bash and ksh.

If you want to try this on a Solaris/SunOS system, change awk to /usr/xpg4/bin/awk, /usr/xpg6/bin/awk, or nawk.
 
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