# awk 'END {
> if(t)
> print e, "Total:",t
> }
> /\.exe/ {
> if (t)
> print e, "Total:", t
> t = 0
> e = $0
> }
> /Total/ { t +=$NF }
> ' nisse_081121_11.log
#
No output
Only Total, or Total and exe?
It should return the lines 081125_08:38 14315 2.39 SOM.exe ... too.
awk '/Total|\.exe/' nisse_081121_11.log
081125_09:38 14315 2.32 SOM.exe
AO Total = 9002
AO Total = 2543
AO Total = 434
AO Total = 45241
I got both..
Try changing the code like this:
awk -F= 'END {
if (t)
print e, "Total:", t
}
/\.exe/ {
if (t)
print e, "Total:", t
t = 0
e = $0
}
/Total/ { t += $NF }
' nisse_081121_11.log
Thanks for your effort now it works.
# awk 'END {
> if (t)
> print e, "Total:", t
> }
if (t)
> /\.exe/ {
> if (t)
> print e, "Total:", t
> t = 0
> e = $0 }
/Total/ { t += $NF }
' nisse_081121_11.log
> }
> /Total/ { t += $NF }
> ' nisse_081121_11.log
081125_08:38 14315 2.39 798928 198257 SOM.exe Total: 56098
081125_09:38 14315 2.32 798928 198257 SOM.exe Total: 57220
#
If I want to search for another word, would it just do to change Total?
/Total/ { t += $NF }
And if it is not that clean as it is now with the numbers. If it was text after it. I.e
Total houses = 32245 houses
Would it still work?
It should, try it.
If it looks like a number, for AWK it is a number.
It did not work.
I added
AO Total = 3423 Alarm Objects
Does awk interpret it as the same as without "Alarm Objects"?
I cannot reproduce it, could you post sample data, commands and output:
$ print AO Total = 3423 Alarm Objects | awk -F= '{print $NF+1}'
3424
I am sorry. I mixed it up I guess..
It works with
awk -F= 'END {
if (t)
print e, "Total:", t
}
/\.exe/ {
if (t)
print e, "Total:", t
t = 0
e = $0
}
/Total/ { t += $NF }
' nisse_081121_11.log
But I do not get it working if I add the code to a script.
Please post your script and try to explain what exactly is the problem with it.
cat test
END {
if (t)
print e, "Total:", t
}
/\.exe/ {
if (t)
print e, "Total:", t
t = 0
e = $0
}
/Total/ { t += $NF }
#awk -f test nisse_081121_11.log
081125_08:38 14315 2.39 SOM.exe Total: 56098
081125_09:38 14315 2.32 SOM.exe Total: 57220
It works when the it looks lite A0 Total = 12333, but not when I have
A0 Total = 12333 Alarm Objects
#cat nisse_081121_11.log
DATE PID CPU COMMAND
081125_08:38 14315 2.39 SOM.exe
OPERATIONAL CONTEXT 1
AO Total = 8867 Alarm Objects
AO Outstanding = 42
AO Acknowledged = 0
AO Terminated = 8825
AO Not Handled = 42
AO Handled = 0
AO Closed = 8825
AO Archived = 0
OPERATIONAL CONTEXT 2
AO Total = 2570 Alarm Objects
AO Outstanding = 2365
AO Acknowledged = 32
AO Terminated = 173
AO Not Handled = 2397
AO Handled = 0
AO Closed = 173
AO Archived = 0
OPERATIONAL CONTEXT 3
AO Total = 403 Alarm Objects
AO Outstanding = 312
AO Acknowledged = 2
AO Terminated = 89
AO Not Handled = 314
AO Handled = 0
AO Closed = 89
AO Archived = 0
OPERATIONAL CONTEXT 4
AO Total = 44258 Alarm Objects
AO Outstanding = 650
AO Acknowledged = 0
AO Terminated = 43608
AO Not Handled = 650
AO Handled = 0
AO Closed = 43608
AO Archived = 0
DATE PID CPU VSZ SZ COMMAND
081125_09:38 14315 2.32 798928 198257 SOM.exe
OPERATIONAL CONTEXT 1
AO Total = 9002
AO Outstanding = 46
AO Acknowledged = 0
AO Terminated = 8956
AO Not Handled = 46
AO Handled = 0
AO Closed = 8956
AO Archived = 0
OPERATIONAL CONTEXT 2
AO Total = 2543
AO Outstanding = 2357
AO Acknowledged = 32
AO Terminated = 154
AO Not Handled = 2389
AO Handled = 0
AO Closed = 154
AO Archived = 0
OPERATIONAL CONTEXT 3
AO Total = 434
AO Outstanding = 312
AO Acknowledged = 2
AO Terminated = 120
AO Not Handled = 314
AO Handled = 0
AO Closed = 120
AO Archived = 0
OPERATIONAL CONTEXT 4
AO Total = 45241
AO Outstanding = 664
AO Acknowledged = 0
AO Terminated = 44577
AO Not Handled = 664
AO Handled = 0
AO Closed = 44577
AO Archived = 0
> awk -f test nisse_081121_11.log
081125_09:38 14315 2.32 SOM.exe Total: 57220
[root@knasen]>
You should run the script like this:
awk -F= -f test nisse_081121_11.log
Or, if you prefer, change the AWK code like this:
END {
if (t)
print e, "Total:", t
}
/\.exe/ {
if (t)
print e, "Total:", t
t = 0
e = $0
}
/Total/ { t += $NF }
BEGIN { FS = "=" }
... and run the script like you did before.
Thanks a lot for your perseverance. I appreciate it a lot. It helped me to rationalize the work. 