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Oh, I don't know if it matters but I'm doing all of this in DOS. When I type: awk '/Availability|Reboots/,/Bluescreens/' file.txt I get an error message saying: 'Reboots' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. awk : not enough arugments Any...

Ok I want to awk certain parts of a file based on whether or not they have certain words. I'll post an example of my file. ********************** Server1 ********************** Current System Uptime " 6 day(s), 21 hour(s), 13 minute(s), 35 second(s)"...

I would like it to come out like this File1: AAA BBB CCC File2: DDD EEE FFF Merged File: AAA BBB CCC DDD EEE FFF

Actually, I just did some more tests on it and no. for some reason it seems to merge them into the middle of each other. Also, with some of the files, it won't work. Could it be because of the file name or the contents of the file itself?

Something exactly like that I would say. Thanks

How would I take all the text from different files and merge them together so that they show up under each other?

I may just not have implemented it correctly, I'll try again and could someone please explain to me what each part of both sets of code mean? thanks

awk ' /executions/{ E = $NF } /compilations/ { C = $NF } /deleted/ { A[++i] = sprintf("%10s%10s%10s", E, C, $NF) } END { for (; i > 0; i--) print A[i] | \ "sort -r -k" COL "," COL }' COL=1 file That's an example i found that I tried to implement into my code, but with my little awk experience I...

I've seen something like this in other places but I'm extremely new to using awk and couldn't make any sense of it. Could someone please tell me how to get this: System Availability 100.00% Total Uptime 551d 8h 12m 23s Total Downtime 0d 0h 24m...