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AWK with regular Expressions Maybe
wow! you are a magician mikrom! *-* thank you very much! now i will try to get the output in a table form, and then it will be perfect! xx- SweetyXOXO
- Post #18
- Forum: AWK
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AWK with regular Expressions Maybe
Hi, so i tried to fix the problem but i am an absolute looser in awk and i was never a good programmer and i really have to solve this problem. Can you help me please? regards- SweetyXOXO
- Post #16
- Forum: AWK
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AWK with regular Expressions Maybe
Hello Mikrom, you're right i decided for the second one. I thought it would be enough if when I find out the right field numbers, I expectet at least a little change in the output # Run: # awk -f sx_ldap_user2.awk sx_user2.txt sx_vendor.txt sx_attrib.txt BEGIN { FS = "|" # line number...- SweetyXOXO
- Post #14
- Forum: AWK
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AWK with regular Expressions Maybe
oh okay i just noticed that the attr and vendor table files looks like this: +---------------------+-----------------------------------------+-------------------+-----------+--------+ | AAADICTIONARYATTRID | ATTRIBUTENAME | ATTRIBUTEENCODING | VALUETYPE | VENDOR |...- SweetyXOXO
- Post #12
- Forum: AWK
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AWK with regular Expressions Maybe
Hello Mikrom, wow, the code is looking pretty well, thank you very much! But unfortunately it doesnt work :/ I checked all the files, they all look the same. The only difference is that i have column names above the columns in the attribute and vendor tables. my result is looking like this...- SweetyXOXO
- Post #11
- Forum: AWK
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AWK with regular Expressions Maybe
exactly, but i just managed to get the table in the right format so far. now all the files are looking like your examples. but i have no idea how to change the awk script- SweetyXOXO
- Post #9
- Forum: AWK
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AWK with regular Expressions Maybe
Hi now I had to upgrade from ldap to sql. The tables with the dictionarys are the same. The sx_user.txt looks like that know USER_ID USER_NAME USER_DIST USER_ITEM_ID TYPE VALUE_SN TAG VENDOR ATTRIBUTE 10000000123 ur002 1000 30000000028 1 1...- SweetyXOXO
- Post #7
- Forum: AWK
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AWK with regular Expressions Maybe
Hello mikrom, thank you for your answer. The programm should be able to handle input textfiles with any number of attributes and vendors. The input file can look like this: VENDOR='2352', ATTRIBUTE='4', and also look like this: VENDOR='2352', ATTRIBUTE='4'...- SweetyXOXO
- Post #5
- Forum: AWK
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AWK with regular Expressions Maybe
Hello mikrom, thank you for your help, it is running well! (Y) But there is a point i could not change. In some user files there are some more Attributes or vendors. What can I do to catch all of them? btw the number of attributes and vendors is irregular. I hope you can help me thanks and...- SweetyXOXO
- Post #3
- Forum: AWK
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AWK with regular Expressions Maybe
Hi! I'm an AWK Beginner and I have no idea how to deal with my problem. when i do a Ldap request for user "ur002" i get an output like this (example): username='ur002' TAG='0', VENDOR='2352', ATTRIBUTE='4', VALUE_STR='local'}, The numbers behind the Parameters Vendor an...- SweetyXOXO
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