Extract two fields (using command line, not an awk file)

[630111]

Here's part of my input file...

Client: p0691t01
Backup ID: p0691t01_1089702189
Policy: NON_PROD_SOLARIS
Policy Type: Standard (0)
Proxy Client: (none specified)
Creator: root
.
.
.

All I need is to get the Client and Policy fields like this ...

p0691t01 NON_PROD_SOLARIS (single space in between is ok)

...and I tried piping it to

awk '$1 ~ /(^Client|(^Policy/'

but I end up with this...

Client: bkrdevapp07
Policy: NON_PROD_WINDOWS
Client: bkrdevarc03
Policy: PROD_WINDOWS
Client: bkrdevexc03
Policy: NON_PROD_WINDOWS
Client: bkrdevsql01
Policy: NON_PROD_WINDOWS

Would appreciate any and all suggestions.

Thanks!
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[vgersh99]

/^Client:/ { printf $2 OFS }
/^Policy:/ { print $2 }

vlad
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[PHV]

Something like this ?
awk -F':' '
/^Client:/{clt=$2}
/^Policy:/{print clt,$2}
' /path/to/inputfile

Hope This Helps, PH.
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