Keeping last part

Shell Programming and Scripting
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Hello,

Sorry for the poor tilte but I still don't know how to this.

Here is my problem.

I have to huge log file. In this log file I can know where is stored all my files. As I have to get a reporting of of files I only need to keep the file name but I don't know how to do it. I hope you will be hable to help me.

Here is what I have

/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/PHY/SAT_LOG_PLMPRC8_NOW_20101110_20101117_R20101117
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/OLD/SAT_LOG_PLMPRC_FORE_20101117_20101201_R20101117
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/TMP/SAT_LOG_PLMPR_HIND_20101103_20101110_R20101117
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/TMP/OLD/LAST/SAT_LOG_PLMPR_NOW_20101110_20101117_R20101117
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/SAT_MONDES_FOR_20110126_20110209_R20110126.TAR
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/SAT_MONDES_FOR_20110112_20110119_R20110126.TAR

Here is what I am looking for

SAT_LOG_PLMPRC8_NOW_20101110_20101117_R20101117
SAT_LOG_PLMPRC_FORE_20101117_20101201_R20101117
SAT_LOG_PLMPR_HIND_20101103_20101110_R20101117
SAT_LOG_PLMPR_NOW_20101110_20101117_R20101117
SAT_MONDES_FOR_20110126_20110209_R20110126.TAR
SAT_MONDES_FOR_20110112_20110119_R20110126.TAR

Thanks for your help

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sed 's#.*/##' myFile
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$ cat sample8.txt
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/PHY/SAT_LOG_PLMPRC8_NOW_20101110_20101117_R20101117
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/OLD/SAT_LOG_PLMPRC_FORE_20101117_20101201_R20101117
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/TMP/SAT_LOG_PLMPR_HIND_20101103_20101110_R20101117
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/TMP/OLD/LAST/SAT_LOG_PLMPR_NOW_20101110_20101117_R20101117
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/SAT_MONDES_FOR_20110126_20110209_R20110126.TAR
/OPERATIONNEL/SAT/MONDES/SAT_MONDES_FOR_20110112_20110119_R20110126.TAR

$ awk -F'/' '{print $NF}' <sample8.txt
SAT_LOG_PLMPRC8_NOW_20101110_20101117_R20101117
SAT_LOG_PLMPRC_FORE_20101117_20101201_R20101117
SAT_LOG_PLMPR_HIND_20101103_20101110_R20101117
SAT_LOG_PLMPR_NOW_20101110_20101117_R20101117
SAT_MONDES_FOR_20110126_20110209_R20110126.TAR
SAT_MONDES_FOR_20110112_20110119_R20110126.TAR
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Thanks you so MUCH ...

But know, do you think it's possible to sort the result to get the file sort by date ?

In fact at the end of each file the RDATE means the date of the running product.

I need to get the result also by date .

Thanks

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nawk -F/ '
{
  match($NF,"_R[0-9][0-9]*")
  print substr($NF,RSTART+2,RLENGTH-2), $NF
}' myFile | sort -n -k1,1 | cut -d ' ' -f2-
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Thanks. All codes worked fine.