Re: Beginner -

Try this after you get the slot variable.

sed "/$slot (/,/Touch" filename l grep Touch

Regards,
Satish
On Feb 24, 2014 10:19 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

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> Example data file 10.10.10.10.log :
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> primary
>    Factory   CTS 1.9.6(2) P1
>   *Slot 1    CTS 1.9.6(2) P1
>    Slot 2    CTS 1.7.1(4864) P1
>   loads file information
>     Factory  (cmterm-CTS.1-9-6-2R-K9.P1)
>         CTS: CTS.1-9-6-2R-K9.P1.sbn
>       Touch: CTSDEV.1-9-6-2R-K9.P1.SPA
>     Slot 1   (cmterm-CTS.1-9-6-2R-K9.P1)
>         CTS: CTS.1-9-6-2R-K9.P1.sbn
>       Touch: CTSDEV.1-9-6-2R-K9.P1.SPA-G
>     Slot 2
>       No loads file
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> I look for primary  and * to isolate the interesting slot number.
> slot=`sed '/^primary$/,/\*/!d' 10.10.10.10.log | tail -1 | sed s'/*//' |
> awk '{print $1" "$2}'`
> slot = "Slot 1"
> Now I want to get the Touch line for the associate slot number, in this
> case, because the asterisk indicates the interesting slot, "Slot 1"
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> sed -n '/\s+"$gslot"/p; /Touch:/p' 10.10.10.10.log
> The response
> .
> Slot 1
>       Touch: CTSDEV.1-9-6-2R-K9.P1.SPA
>       Touch: CTSDEV.1-9-6-2R-K9.P1.SPA-G
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> My question is \
> How do I get only the touch line following the Slot 1 line ?
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