New Awk Script Help 3

beaster · Aug 7, 2002

I know very little, so please if you can help, make it as easy as possible for me to understand. I am getting better though thanks to everyone's help!

Here goes!

I have several files named file1, file2, file3, etc.

I would like to use nawk, and output the files to different
files named block_obj_1, block_obj_2, block_obj_3, and so on using the original file #
I do have a temp directory to send them to.

The internal file looks similiar to the below, but have different numbers in each file:

RXOTS-11-0-0 CONFIG 638 2 7 7481 TCH
RXOTS-11-0-1 CONFIG 638 2 6 7488 TCH
RXOTS-11-0-2 CONFIG 638 2 5 7503 TCH
RXOTX-11-0 CONFIG 638 2 45 YES NONE
RXOTX-11-1 CONFIG HOP 5 45 NO NONE
RXOTX-11-2 CONFIG HOP 6 45 NO NONE
RXOTX-11-4 CONFIG 629 1 45 YES NONE
RXORX-11-0 CONFIG HOP NONE
RXORX-11-1 CONFIG HOP NONE
RXORX-11-2 CONFIG HOP NONE
MO CELL CHGR
RXOTG-11 B00227A 0
B00227B 0
B00227C 0
B00227A 1
B00227B 1
B00227C 1
RXOTG-11

DEV DCP APUSAGE APSTATE TEI
RBLT24-264 1 UNDEF IDLE
RBLT24-265 2 UNDEF IDLE

I need to grep on the first field for RXOTS, RXOTX, and RXORX (In that order).

So it would only find:

RXOTS-11-0-0
RXOTS-11-0-1
RXOTS-11-0-2
RXOTX-11-0
RXOTX-11-1
RXOTX-11-2
RXOTX-11-4
RXORX-11-0
RXORX-11-1
RXORX-11-2

Then for every RXOTX it found it would create text below it like:
RXOTRX-11-0
RXOTRX-11-1
RXOTRX-11-2
RXOTRX-11-4 Basically it would just create a new line of text adding an R to it for each TX found.

So then my output would be:
RXOTS-11-0-0
RXOTS-11-0-1
RXOTS-11-0-2
RXOTX-11-0
RXOTX-11-1
RXOTX-11-2
RXOTX-11-4
RXORX-11-0
RXORX-11-1
RXORX-11-2
RXOTRX-11-0
RXOTRX-11-1
RXOTRX-11-2
RXOTRX-11-4

Below the TRX portion, I need the following added using the first number only (EXAMPLE BELOW):

RXOCON-11
RXODP-11
RXOIS-11
RXOTF-11
RXOCF-11
RXOTG-11

I want to end up with text similiar to below:

RXOTS-11-0-0
RXOTS-11-0-1
RXOTS-11-0-2
RXOTX-11-0
RXOTX-11-1
RXOTX-11-2
RXOTX-11-4
RXORX-11-0
RXORX-11-1
RXORX-11-2
RXOTRX-11-0
RXOTRX-11-1
RXOTRX-11-2
RXOTRX-11-4
RXOCON-11
RXODP-11
RXOIS-11
RXOTF-11
RXOCF-11
RXOTG-11

The first and second number will be different in each file1, file2 and so on. The only thing
uniq is RXOTS, RXOTX, RXORX.

I know this is alot, and is similiar to a former post, but it is different, I promise!

Thanks as always!

Beaster

CaKiwi · Aug 7, 2002

I'm not sure if i am getting all the numbers fron the right places but this may get you started.

Code:

{
  if (FNR == 1) {
    if (NR>1) {
      for(j=0;j<num;j++) print &quot;RXOTRX-&quot; substr(a[j],7) > fn
      b = substr(a[0],7,2)
      print &quot;RXOTRX-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOCON-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXODP-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOIS-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOTF-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOCF-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOTG-&quot; b > fn
      close(fn)
    }
    num = 0
    fnix++
    fn = &quot;block_obj_&quot; fnix
  }
  if ($1 ~ /^RXOTS/ || $1 ~ /^RXORX/) {print $1 > fn}
  if ($1 ~ /^RXOTX/) {a[num] = $1; num++; print $1 > fn}
}
END {
      for(j=0;j<num;j++) print &quot;RXOTRX-&quot; substr(a[j],7) > fn
      b = substr(a[0],7,2)
      print &quot;RXOTRX-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOCON-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXODP-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOIS-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOTF-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOCF-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOTG-&quot; b > fn
}

CaKiwi

marsd · Aug 7, 2002

Cakiwi,
Just curious, why are you calling close when using ">" redirection? Is this necessary with some awk implementations on some platforms?

vgersh99 · Aug 7, 2002

Here's to get you started. Save below in myAwk.awk [watch out for wrapped lines] and call it as 'nawk -f myAwk.awk file*'

#-----------------------------------------

BEGIN {
newNum=split("RXOCON RXODP RXOIS RXOTF RXOCF RXOTG", newFields, " &quot

;
}

function printExtra(arr, i, tmp, tmpARR, firstDash) {
# printf("FILENAME->[%s]\n", FILENAME);
for (i in arr)
if ( i ~ "^RXOTX-*" ) {
tmp=i;
split(tmp, tmpARR, "-&quot

;
firstDash=tmpARR[2];
gsub("^RXOTX*", "RXOTRX", tmp);
print i >> outFile;
delete arr;

}

for (i=1; i <= newNum; i++)
printf("%s-%s\n", newFields, firstDash) >> outFile;

}

(NR != 1) && (FNR == 1) {
printExtra(arr);
}

FNR == 1 {
pos=match(FILENAME, "[0-9][0-9]*"
outFileNum=substr(FILENAME, RSTART, RLENGTH);
#printf("outFile->[block_obj_%d]\n", outFileNum);
outFile="block_obj_" outFileNum;
}

/(RXOTS|RXOTX|RXORX)/ { arr[$1]++; print $1 >> outFile; }

END {
printExtra(arr);
}
vlad
+---------------------------+
|#include<disclaimer.h> |
+---------------------------+

CaKiwi · Aug 7, 2002

marsd,

I call close out of habit because some older awk implementations (and maybe some current ones) have a limited number of files that can be open at one time. CaKiwi

marsd · Aug 7, 2002

If it works don't break it...

dchoulette · Aug 8, 2002

marsd and CaKiwi: the number of open stream is limited on some (not so old) implementations of awk.

I tried to write in 2000 files names glop1 to glop2000 without closing any of them in a single awk call.
Like this:

Code:

'BEGIN {for (i=0; i < 2000; i++) print &quot;glop&quot; > (&quot;glop&quot;i); print &quot;done&quot;}'

I get the following results:

Code:

AIX 10:
awk: Cannot open file glop194.
A maximum of 194 files can be open at one time.

Solaris 2.8 :
awk: line 0 (): too many open streams to print/printf onto &quot;glop252&quot;
nawk: glop20 makes too many open files

GNU awk:
done

In conclusion:
- close anything you no more need,
- use GNU awk !

marsd · Aug 8, 2002

Thanks for the answers guys.

beaster · Aug 8, 2002

CaKiwi,
Your first post worked great! Exactly what I needed.

There is only one issue, the RX shows up first in the output file. So it looks like:

RXORX
RXOTS
RXOTX

I really need it to be:

RXOTS
RXORX
RXOTX

Can you tell me what adjustment needs to be made to get to do that.

That is the only issue! Thanks Again! Beaster

beaster · Aug 8, 2002

I am sorry, it is also adding a single TRX-11.

It should only add a RXOTRX if there is a RXOTX with a - dash and another - meaning 11-11 not just 11.

Sorry, You guys have been a huge help with this!

CaKiwi · Aug 8, 2002

Is this better?

Code:

{
  if (FNR == 1) {
    if (NR>1) {
      for(j=0;j<num;j++) print a[j] > fn
      for(j=0;j<num;j++) {
         print &quot;RXOTRX-&quot; substr(a[j],7) > fn
      }
      b = substr(a[0],7,2)
      print &quot;RXOCON-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXODP-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOIS-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOTF-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOCF-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOTG-&quot; b > fn
      close(fn)
    }
    num = 0
    fnix++
    fn = &quot;block_obj_&quot; fnix
  }
  if ($1 ~ /^RXOTS/ || $1 ~ /^RXORX/) {print $1 > fn}
  if ($1 ~ /^RXOTX/) {a[num] = $1; num++ > fn}
}
END {
      for(j=0;j<num;j++) print a[j] > fn
      for(j=0;j<num;j++) {
        print &quot;RXOTRX-&quot; substr(a[j],7) > fn
      }
      b = substr(a[0],7,2)
      print &quot;RXOCON-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXODP-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOIS-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOTF-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOCF-&quot; b > fn
      print &quot;RXOTG-&quot; b > fn
}

CaKiwi

beaster · Aug 8, 2002

Yes! It looks much better with only adding a TRX! It is still not putting it in the right order. The only ones out of order is:

RXORX
RXOTS
RXOTX

When it should be

RXOTS
RXORX
RXOTX

I think it is because your script is reading $1 and the way it is in the file is like the first text above. I really need it like my statement above.

This will such an awesome help to me when it is completed!

Beaster

CaKiwi · Aug 8, 2002

This is the output I get from the data you supplied. What needs to be changed?
RXOTS-11-0-0
RXOTS-11-0-1
RXOTS-11-0-2
RXORX-11-0
RXORX-11-1
RXORX-11-2
RXOTX-11-0
RXOTX-11-1
RXOTX-11-2
RXOTX-11-4
RXOTRX-11-0
RXOTRX-11-1
RXOTRX-11-2
RXOTRX-11-4
RXOCON-11
RXODP-11
RXOIS-11
RXOTF-11
RXOCF-11
RXOTG-11 CaKiwi

beaster · Aug 8, 2002

CaKiwi,
You are right, you would end up with that data from above. That is my fault. In the file it is actually like:

RXORX-11-0
RXORX-11-1
RXORX-11-2
RXOTS-11-0-0
RXOTS-11-0-1
RXOTS-11-0-2
RXOTX-11-0
RXOTX-11-1
RXOTX-11-2
RXOTX-11-4

That was entirely my fault, everything else works fine, but if you run it against the data just above, you will see what I mean. The RX is printed first when I need it to be the TS, then RX, then TX.

I am entirely sorry for printing the input file date incorrect. Can you run it and see what I mean?

Beaster

CaKiwi · Aug 8, 2002

How many types of input records are there, what are the possible orders in the input file and what determines the output order? CaKiwi

beaster · Aug 8, 2002

CaKiwi,
The number of input records will always vary. From 1 to maybe 190-200. It will be only one type. The only thing different in the files will be the numbers and maybe spaces. I will paste one entire input file below. The only output I want is from above:

Example output file if using the input file below:

RXOTS-11-0-0
RXOTS-11-0-1
RXOTS-11-0-2
RXOTS-11-0-3
RXOTS-11-0-4
RXOTS-11-0-5
RXOTS-11-0-6
RXOTS-11-0-7
RXOTS-11-1-0
RXOTS-11-1-1
RXOTS-11-1-2
RXOTS-11-1-3
RXOTS-11-1-4
RXOTS-11-1-5
RXOTS-11-1-6
RXOTS-11-1-7
RXOTS-11-2-0
RXOTS-11-2-1
RXOTS-11-2-2
RXOTS-11-2-3
RXOTS-11-2-4
RXOTS-11-2-5
RXOTS-11-2-6
RXOTS-11-2-7
RXOTS-11-4-0
RXOTS-11-4-1
RXOTS-11-4-2
RXOTS-11-4-3
RXOTS-11-4-4
RXOTS-11-4-5
RXOTS-11-4-6
RXOTS-11-4-7
RXOTS-11-5-0
RXOTS-11-5-1
RXOTS-11-5-2
RXOTS-11-5-3
RXOTS-11-5-4
RXOTS-11-5-5
RXOTS-11-5-6
RXOTS-11-5-7
RXOTS-11-6-0
RXOTS-11-6-1
RXOTS-11-6-2
RXOTS-11-6-3
RXOTS-11-6-4
RXOTS-11-6-5
RXOTS-11-6-6
RXOTS-11-6-7
RXOTS-11-8-0
RXOTS-11-8-1
RXOTS-11-8-2
RXOTS-11-8-3
RXOTS-11-8-4
RXOTS-11-8-5
RXOTS-11-8-6
RXOTS-11-8-7
RXOTS-11-10-0
RXOTS-11-10-1
RXOTS-11-10-2
RXOTS-11-10-3
RXOTS-11-10-4
RXOTS-11-10-5
RXOTS-11-10-6
RXOTS-11-10-7
RXORX-11-0
RXORX-11-1
RXORX-11-2
RXORX-11-4
RXORX-11-5
RXORX-11-6
RXORX-11-8
RXORX-11-10
RXOTX-11-0
RXOTX-11-1
RXOTX-11-2
RXOTX-11-4
RXOTX-11-5
RXOTX-11-6
RXOTX-11-8
RXOTX-11-10
RXOTRX-11-0
RXOTRX-11-1
RXOTRX-11-2
RXOTRX-11-4
RXOTRX-11-5
RXOTRX-11-6
RXOTRX-11-8
RXOTRX-11-10
RXOCON-11
RXODP-11
RXOIS-11
RXOTF-11
RXOCF-11
RXOTG-11

Example input file (Only the numbers in it will be different):

*** Connected to BH1BSC1 ***
<RXTCP:MO=RXOTG-11;

RADIO X-CEIVER ADMINISTRATION
TG TO CHANNEL GROUP CONNECTION DATA

MO CELL CHGR
RXOTG-11 B00227A 0
B00227B 0
B00227C 0
B00227A 1
B00227B 1
B00227C 1

END

<RXCDP:MO=RXOTG-11;

RADIO X-CEIVER ADMINISTRATION
MANAGED OBJECT CONFIGURATION DATA

MO RESULT ARFCN MISMATCH
RXORX-11-0 CONFIG HOP NONE
RXORX-11-1 CONFIG HOP NONE
RXORX-11-2 CONFIG HOP NONE
RXORX-11-4 CONFIG HOP NONE
RXORX-11-5 CONFIG HOP NONE
RXORX-11-6 CONFIG HOP NONE
RXORX-11-8 CONFIG HOP NONE
RXORX-11-10 CONFIG HOP NONE

MO RESULT ARFCN TXAD TN BPC CHCOMB OFFS XRA ICM
RXOTS-11-0-0 CONFIG 638 2 7 7481 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-0-1 CONFIG 638 2 6 7488 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-0-2 CONFIG 638 2 5 7503 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-0-3 CONFIG 638 2 4 7508 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-0-4 CONFIG 638 2 3 7520 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-0-5 CONFIG 638 2 2 7542 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-0-6 CONFIG HOP 5 1 7638 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-0-7 CONFIG HOP 5 0 7707 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-1-0 CONFIG HOP 5 7 7562 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-1-1 CONFIG HOP 5 6 7573 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-1-2 CONFIG HOP 5 5 7578 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-1-3 CONFIG HOP 5 4 7603 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-1-4 CONFIG HOP 5 3 7611 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-1-5 CONFIG HOP 5 2 7635 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-1-6 CONFIG HOP 6 1 7663 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-1-7 CONFIG HOP 6 0 7708 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-2-0 CONFIG 638 2 0 7942 BCCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-2-1 CONFIG 638 2 1 7911 SDCCH8 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-2-2 CONFIG HOP 6 7 7586 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-2-3 CONFIG HOP 6 6 7581 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-2-4 CONFIG HOP 6 5 7610 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-2-5 CONFIG HOP 6 4 7594 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-2-6 CONFIG HOP 6 3 7647 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-2-7 CONFIG HOP 6 2 7631 TCH 0 NO ON
RXOTS-11-4-0 CONFIG 629 1 7 7512 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-4-1 CONFIG 629 1 6 7525 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-4-2 CONFIG 629 1 5 7522 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-4-3 CONFIG 629 1 4 7518 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-4-4 CONFIG 629 1 3 7530 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-4-5 CONFIG 629 1 2 7534 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-4-6 CONFIG HOP 3 1 7571 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-4-7 CONFIG HOP 3 0 7579 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-5-0 CONFIG HOP 3 7 7509 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-5-1 CONFIG HOP 3 6 7513 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-5-2 CONFIG HOP 3 5 7535 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-5-3 CONFIG HOP 3 4 7539 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-5-4 CONFIG HOP 3 3 7559 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-5-5 CONFIG HOP 3 2 7555 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-5-6 CONFIG HOP 4 1 7575 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-5-7 CONFIG HOP 4 0 7598 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-6-0 CONFIG 629 1 0 7950 BCCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-6-1 CONFIG 629 1 1 7923 SDCCH8 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-6-2 CONFIG HOP 4 7 7487 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-6-3 CONFIG HOP 4 6 7524 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-6-4 CONFIG HOP 4 5 7532 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-6-5 CONFIG HOP 4 4 7543 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-6-6 CONFIG HOP 4 3 7576 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-6-7 CONFIG HOP 4 2 7563 TCH 3 NO ON
RXOTS-11-8-0 CONFIG 617 0 7 7908 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-8-1 CONFIG 617 0 6 7483 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-8-2 CONFIG 617 0 5 7531 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-8-3 CONFIG 617 0 4 7523 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-8-4 CONFIG 617 0 3 7515 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-8-5 CONFIG 617 0 2 7504 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-8-6 CONFIG HOP 7 1 7716 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-8-7 CONFIG HOP 7 0 7729 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-10-0 CONFIG 617 0 0 7956 BCCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-10-1 CONFIG 617 0 1 7931 SDCCH8 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-10-2 CONFIG HOP 7 7 7657 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-10-3 CONFIG HOP 7 6 7665 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-10-4 CONFIG HOP 7 5 7673 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-10-5 CONFIG HOP 7 4 7695 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-10-6 CONFIG HOP 7 3 7704 TCH 6 NO ON
RXOTS-11-10-7 CONFIG HOP 7 2 7719 TCH 6 NO ON

MO RESULT ARFCN TXAD BSPWR C0F MISMATCH
RXOTX-11-0 CONFIG 638 2 45 YES NONE
RXOTX-11-1 CONFIG HOP 5 45 NO NONE
RXOTX-11-2 CONFIG HOP 6 45 NO NONE
RXOTX-11-4 CONFIG 629 1 45 YES NONE
RXOTX-11-5 CONFIG HOP 3 45 NO NONE
RXOTX-11-6 CONFIG HOP 4 45 NO NONE
RXOTX-11-8 CONFIG 617 0 45 YES NONE
RXOTX-11-10 CONFIG HOP 7 45 NO NONE

END

<RXAPP:MO=RXOTG-11;

RADIO X-CEIVER ADMINISTRATION
ABIS PATH STATUS

MO
RXOTG-11

DEV DCP APUSAGE APSTATE TEI
RBLT24-264 1 UNDEF IDLE
RBLT24-265 2 UNDEF IDLE
RBLT24-266 3 UNDEF IDLE
RBLT24-267 4 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX32 IDLE
RBLT24-268 5 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-269 6 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-270 7 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-271 8 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-272 9 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-273 10 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-274 11 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-275 12 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-276 13 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-277 14 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-278 15 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-279 16 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-280 17 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-281 18 MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
MPLEX16 SPEECH/DATA
RBLT24-282 19 CONC TRXC SIGNALLING 0 6 8 10
RBLT24-283 20 CONC CF AND TRXC SIGNALLING 62 1 2 4 5
RBLT24-284 21 UNDEF IDLE
RBLT24-285 22 UNDEF IDLE
RBLT24-286 23 UNDEF IDLE
RBLT24-287 24 UNDEF IDLE

END

<RXMOP:MO=RXOCF-11;

RADIO X-CEIVER ADMINISTRATION
MANAGED OBJECT DATA

MO TEI SWVERREPL SWVERACT SIG
RXOCF-11 62 DEFAULT B0531R0702 CONC

BSSWANTED NEGSTATUS
80 SUCCESSFUL

END

CaKiwi · Aug 8, 2002

Try this.

{
if (FNR == 1) {
if (NR>1) {
for(j=0;j<num;j++) print "RXOTRX-" substr(a[j],7) > fn
b = substr(a[0],7,2)
print "RXOTRX-" b > fn
print "RXOCON-" b > fn
print "RXODP-" b > fn
print "RXOIS-" b > fn
print "RXOTF-" b > fn
print "RXOCF-" b > fn
print "RXOTG-" b > fn
close(fn)
}
num = n2 = 0
fnix++
fn = "block_obj_" fnix
}
if ($1 ~ /^RXOTS/) {print $1 > fn}
if ($1 ~ /^RXORX/) {a2[n2++] = $1}
if ($1 ~ /^RXOTX/) {
for (j=0;j<n2;j++) print a2[j] > fn
n2 = 0
a[num] = $1; num++; print $1 > fn
}
}
END {
for(j=0;j<num;j++) print "RXOTRX-" substr(a[j],7) > fn
b = substr(a[0],7,2)
print "RXOTRX-" b > fn
print "RXOCON-" b > fn
print "RXODP-" b > fn
print "RXOIS-" b > fn
print "RXOTF-" b > fn
print "RXOCF-" b > fn
print "RXOTG-" b > fn
} CaKiwi

beaster · Aug 8, 2002

CaKiwi is the KING! It works great! It puts the TS before the RX now!!!!!!!!!

Thank you so much!

It is still however creating one single TRX-11 see below:

RXOTRX-16-10
RXOTRX-16

It should not create a single one. In your previous post you corrected it, but I dont know how.

CaKiwi · Aug 8, 2002

Remove the line

print "RXOTRX-" b > fn

after the line

b = substr(a[0],7,2)

(in 2 places)
CaKiwi

beaster · Aug 8, 2002

THAT WAS IT! IT WORKS ABSOLUTLY PERFECT NOW!

CaKiwi, thank you so much. Wish you were around, so I could buy you a pint!

Till next time, Beaster

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