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Code:
$cat sample.log
Jan 03 -error yyyy-1234
[code]...
I am tryng to get values BBA 204- BBA 324 from a log file.
this is my script:
zmore log.gz | perl -nle 'print for m/BBAs[2|3][0-9][0-4]/g' | sort -u | perl -ne 'print if /^BBAs204$/../^BBAs324$/'
the first perl one liner gives me everything from BBA 200 to BBA 394, and the second perl one liner cuts it down to BBA 204 to BBA 324
Is there a elegant regex that will allow me to skip the second perl one liner and just take out the BBA 204 - BBA 324
I have 50 files in the following format.
fileone.0001.txt
filetwo.0002.txt
filethree.0003.txt
[code]...
Input file (already sorted on the key field):
204 Daniel Barton
206 Mary Halston
206 David Coleman
206 Carson Coleman
207 Roland Highsmith
207 Annie Highsmith
209 Connie Ward
Desired output file:
204 Daniel Barton
206 Mary Halston David Coleman Carson Coleman
207 Roland Highsmith Annie Highsmith
209 Connie Ward
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