the BOTTOM LINE,
there are only a few command lines needed, e.g. with 4 reports:
or: grep -A 16 28-12044 [0-1][0-9].txt (many other options...)
For another script example used for testing:
Using BASH on Win 10:
there are only a few command lines needed, e.g. with 4 reports:
cat 01.txt | grep Mainten | grep - | awk '{print $4}' | sort |
uniq | grep -v ^$ > 01.rpt
cat 02.txt | grep Mainten | grep - | awk '{print $4}' | sort
| uniq | grep -v ^$ > 02.rpt
cat 03.txt | grep
Mainten | grep - | awk '{print $4}' | sort | uniq | grep -v ^$ >
03.rpt
cat 04.txt | grep
Mainten | grep - | awk '{print $4}' | sort | uniq | grep -v ^$ >
04.rpt
...
comm -12 01.rpt 02.rpt | comm -12 - 03.rpt | comm -12 -
04.rpt > common-errors.txt
cat common-errors.txt (find the ATA number)
grep -A 16 38-12044 ??.txtor: grep -A 16 28-12044 [0-1][0-9].txt (many other options...)
For another script example used for testing:
More LINUX info and resources:
Simply Linux:
Using BASH on Win 10:
Power
Savings of Linux:
Windows Suggestions: thank
you....
