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How to grep data of a new line when capturing a keyword
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I have a file which contains below sample line having a common keyword P00001121 in each line.
[H00,P00001121] CHANNEL__OPEN:TCP_ADDRESS='10.32.130.202' TCP_PORT='80'"
[H00,P00001121] COMMS_QUEUING:RECV='01/08/2019 14:33:45.064410' QUEUE_TIME='00000.000' TO_DEV='
[H00,P00001121] FROM_EXCHANGE:HTTP/1.1 200 OKrn
Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1rn
Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8rn
Content-Length: 878rn
Date: Thu, 01 Aug 2019 04:33:45 GMTrn
rn
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : CLIENTID =>
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : TRANSACTIONID => 20190801143344970"
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : KEY_TYPE => SERVICEID
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : ORDERSOURCESYSTEM =>
I want to capture all the line of the keyword (P00001121) and also the following few lines below keyword which has rn in it (there may be 1 line with rn or 10 lines with rn in the following lines). Now all the lines in the file having keyword has those following line with rn in it. I am ok to use any command, be it grep, awk, cut etc whichever works... .
[Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1rn
Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8rn
Content-Length: 878rn
Date: Thu, 01 Aug 2019 04:33:45 GMTrn
rn
]
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I have a file which contains below sample line having a common keyword P00001121 in each line.
[H00,P00001121] CHANNEL__OPEN:TCP_ADDRESS='10.32.130.202' TCP_PORT='80'"
[H00,P00001121] COMMS_QUEUING:RECV='01/08/2019 14:33:45.064410' QUEUE_TIME='00000.000' TO_DEV='
[H00,P00001121] FROM_EXCHANGE:HTTP/1.1 200 OKrn
Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1rn
Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8rn
Content-Length: 878rn
Date: Thu, 01 Aug 2019 04:33:45 GMTrn
rn
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : CLIENTID =>
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : TRANSACTIONID => 20190801143344970"
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : KEY_TYPE => SERVICEID
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : ORDERSOURCESYSTEM =>
I want to capture all the line of the keyword (P00001121) and also the following few lines below keyword which has rn in it (there may be 1 line with rn or 10 lines with rn in the following lines). Now all the lines in the file having keyword has those following line with rn in it. I am ok to use any command, be it grep, awk, cut etc whichever works... .
[Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1rn
Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8rn
Content-Length: 878rn
Date: Thu, 01 Aug 2019 04:33:45 GMTrn
rn
]
shell-script awk grep scripting
asked 44 mins ago
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Please post the sample output as text delimited text (separated as new lines ) as the one you have given is not line delimited and is being read as one long line. However in the meantime I will provide an answer by delimiting the one you have given and it should get you going.
– BarBar1234
12 mins ago
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I have a file which contains below sample line having a common keyword P00001121 in each line.
[H00,P00001121] CHANNEL__OPEN:TCP_ADDRESS='10.32.130.202' TCP_PORT='80'"
[H00,P00001121] COMMS_QUEUING:RECV='01/08/2019 14:33:45.064410' QUEUE_TIME='00000.000' TO_DEV='
[H00,P00001121] FROM_EXCHANGE:HTTP/1.1 200 OKrn
Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1rn
Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8rn
Content-Length: 878rn
Date: Thu, 01 Aug 2019 04:33:45 GMTrn
rn
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : CLIENTID =>
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : TRANSACTIONID => 20190801143344970"
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : KEY_TYPE => SERVICEID
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : ORDERSOURCESYSTEM =>
I want to capture all the line of the keyword (P00001121) and also the following few lines below keyword which has rn in it (there may be 1 line with rn or 10 lines with rn in the following lines). Now all the lines in the file having keyword has those following line with rn in it. I am ok to use any command, be it grep, awk, cut etc whichever works... .
[Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1rn
Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8rn
Content-Length: 878rn
Date: Thu, 01 Aug 2019 04:33:45 GMTrn
rn
]
shell-script awk grep scripting
asked 44 mins ago
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I have a file which contains below sample line having a common keyword P00001121 in each line.
[H00,P00001121] CHANNEL__OPEN:TCP_ADDRESS='10.32.130.202' TCP_PORT='80'"
[H00,P00001121] COMMS_QUEUING:RECV='01/08/2019 14:33:45.064410' QUEUE_TIME='00000.000' TO_DEV='
[H00,P00001121] FROM_EXCHANGE:HTTP/1.1 200 OKrn
Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1rn
Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8rn
Content-Length: 878rn
Date: Thu, 01 Aug 2019 04:33:45 GMTrn
rn
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : CLIENTID =>
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : TRANSACTIONID => 20190801143344970"
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : KEY_TYPE => SERVICEID
[H00,P00001121] CONTEXT=PARAMETER : ORDERSOURCESYSTEM =>
I want to capture all the line of the keyword (P00001121) and also the following few lines below keyword which has rn in it (there may be 1 line with rn or 10 lines with rn in the following lines). Now all the lines in the file having keyword has those following line with rn in it. I am ok to use any command, be it grep, awk, cut etc whichever works... .
[Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1rn
Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8rn
Content-Length: 878rn
Date: Thu, 01 Aug 2019 04:33:45 GMTrn
rn
]
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Please post the sample output as text delimited text (separated as new lines ) as the one you have given is not line delimited and is being read as one long line. However in the meantime I will provide an answer by delimiting the one you have given and it should get you going.
– BarBar1234
12 mins ago
add a comment |
Please post the sample output as text delimited text (separated as new lines ) as the one you have given is not line delimited and is being read as one long line. However in the meantime I will provide an answer by delimiting the one you have given and it should get you going.
– BarBar1234
12 mins ago
Please post the sample output as text delimited text (separated as new lines ) as the one you have given is not line delimited and is being read as one long line. However in the meantime I will provide an answer by delimiting the one you have given and it should get you going.
– BarBar1234
12 mins ago
Please post the sample output as text delimited text (separated as new lines ) as the one you have given is not line delimited and is being read as one long line. However in the meantime I will provide an answer by delimiting the one you have given and it should get you going.
– BarBar1234
12 mins ago
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Please post the sample output as text delimited text (separated as new lines ) as the one you have given is not line delimited and is being read as one long line. However in the meantime I will provide an answer by delimiting the one you have given and it should get you going.
– BarBar1234
12 mins ago