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I am trying to grep a file and I need to show the schedules that the grep belongs too.

here is the command I am using and the result I am getting:

$ fgrep -e 'SCALHOL' twsschedules
EXCEPT SCALHOL -1 DAYS
EXCEPT SCALHOL -1 DAYS
EXCEPT SCALHOL -1 DAYS
EXCEPT SCALHOL -1 DAYS
EXCEPT SCALHOL -1 DAYS
EXCEPT SCALHOL -1 DAYS

What I need is to see the related schedules that the SCALHOL reside:

CPU id. Schedule Creator Last Updated
---------------- ---------------- -------------------------- ------------
HCSCPRODMLM SC_ML_TAP_DLY twsmast 11/17/07
SCHEDULE HCSCPRODMLM#SC_ML_TAP_DLY
ON EVERYDAY

EXCEPT SCALHOL -1 DAYS

CARRYFORWARD
PRIORITY 10
:
HCSCPRODOCM#SC_OC_RPB_1588

Untested

Code:

#!/bin/perl -w
$block="";
$toprint=0;
while (<>) {
  if (/^CPU id. Schedule Creator Last Updated$/) {
    if ($toprint) { print $inblock }
    $block="";
    $toprint=0;
  }
  $block.=$_;
  if (/SCALHOL/) { $toprint=1 }
}