Hi friends,
i just want to know the command though which i can get the next word which comes just after a particluar keyword. For example:
suppose text.out is file which contains a pl/sql procedure . i want to find out the word which falls just after the "table1" keyword.
Thank you very much in advance
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@Scrutinizer: i have not written any code because i dont know the solution.
suppose a text file contains the following code"
SELECT
PI.BUS_APPL_KEY_ID,
A.PORTFO_TIER_KEY_ID, A.PORTFO_TIER_NAT_ID, A.PA_LOAN_NAT_ID,
A.CARD_PROD_KEY_ID, A.CARD_PROD_NAT_ID
FROM (SELECT DISTINCT
TRWBE_ST.PORTFO_TIER_KEY_ID
FROM
rrdwst00.TRWBE_ALLOC_REDEMPTION_FACT TRWBE_ST where TRWBE_ST.PA_LOAN_NAT_ID !=0)
as A
inner join rrdwst00.TRWPI_PA_LOAN_REIMB_FACT PI
on
A.PA_LOAN_NAT_ID= PI.PA_LOAN_NAT_ID
and A.REBATE_REWARD_ACCT_NAT_ID=124612528 and A.CM_NAT_ID=410822498
------
i just want to know command which can tell me what is the next word which comes after the "FROM" keyword?
output should be : "rrdwst00.TRWBE_ALLOC_REDEMPTION_FACT TRWBE_ST "
thanks in advance
There are two FROMs. How do we know which to pick?
@Scrutinizer i want both output i.e
(SELECT and "rrdwst00.TRWBE_ALLOC_REDEMPTION_FACT TRWBE_ST " .. thanks in advance
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anyone please helppppppppppp
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$ nawk -v RS="" '{for(i=1;i<=NF-1;i++)if($i~/FROM/){print $(i+1)}}' input.txt
(SELECT
rrdwst00.TRWBE_ALLOC_REDEMPTION_FACT