print entire line after an awk and grep
I need to search multiple patterns on the third column of a file, and then print the whole line.
I am using this one below but how do I get it to print the whole line where there is a match?
awk '{print $3}' file | egrep -w "S|M|D"
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I need to search multiple patterns on the third column of a file, and then print the whole line.
I am using this one below but how do I get it to print the whole line where there is a match?
awk '{print $3}' file | egrep -w "S|M|D"
shell-script awk scripting
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please click edit and add few lines of input and expected output - some line should match and others shouldn't... this will help to add clarity to question as well as act as test data for those who wish to answer your question
– Sundeep
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I need to search multiple patterns on the third column of a file, and then print the whole line.
I am using this one below but how do I get it to print the whole line where there is a match?
awk '{print $3}' file | egrep -w "S|M|D"
shell-script awk scripting
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I need to search multiple patterns on the third column of a file, and then print the whole line.
I am using this one below but how do I get it to print the whole line where there is a match?
awk '{print $3}' file | egrep -w "S|M|D"
shell-script awk scripting
shell-script awk scripting
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please click edit and add few lines of input and expected output - some line should match and others shouldn't... this will help to add clarity to question as well as act as test data for those who wish to answer your question
– Sundeep
2 days ago
add a comment |
please click edit and add few lines of input and expected output - some line should match and others shouldn't... this will help to add clarity to question as well as act as test data for those who wish to answer your question
– Sundeep
2 days ago
please click edit and add few lines of input and expected output - some line should match and others shouldn't... this will help to add clarity to question as well as act as test data for those who wish to answer your question
– Sundeep
2 days ago
please click edit and add few lines of input and expected output - some line should match and others shouldn't... this will help to add clarity to question as well as act as test data for those who wish to answer your question
– Sundeep
2 days ago
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I think your requirement just needs awk and not a combination with grep. If you are looking to print the whole line where the third column matches any of those letters, you need to do
awk '$3 ~ /^(S|M|D)$/' file
answered 2 days ago
InianInian
3,935824
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since it is single character, you can also use[SMD]
– Sundeep
2 days ago
is this going to search for the exact match? likegrep -wdoes?
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
It look like it works. Thanks!
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
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To extract the lines whose 3rd whitespace-delimited field is exactly S, M or D, use one of
awk '$3 ~ /^[SMD]$/' file
or, using string matching rather than regular expression matching,
awk '$3 == "S" || $3 == "M" || $3 == "D"' file
A condition without a corresponding block will act as if its block simply was { print }.
answered 2 days ago
KusalanandaKusalananda
123k16232379
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awk '$3 ~ /^S/||/^M/||/^D/{print $0}' filename
answered 10 hours ago
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
1,248138
The way this parses out will match column 3 starting with an S, or column 1 starting with an M or D -- it misses column 3 M/D and it incorrectly includes the column 1 matches.
– Jeff Schaller
8 hours ago
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I think your requirement just needs awk and not a combination with grep. If you are looking to print the whole line where the third column matches any of those letters, you need to do
awk '$3 ~ /^(S|M|D)$/' file
answered 2 days ago
InianInian
3,935824
1
since it is single character, you can also use[SMD]
– Sundeep
2 days ago
is this going to search for the exact match? likegrep -wdoes?
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
It look like it works. Thanks!
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
add a comment |
I think your requirement just needs awk and not a combination with grep. If you are looking to print the whole line where the third column matches any of those letters, you need to do
awk '$3 ~ /^(S|M|D)$/' file
answered 2 days ago
InianInian
3,935824
1
since it is single character, you can also use[SMD]
– Sundeep
2 days ago
is this going to search for the exact match? likegrep -wdoes?
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
It look like it works. Thanks!
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
add a comment |
I think your requirement just needs awk and not a combination with grep. If you are looking to print the whole line where the third column matches any of those letters, you need to do
awk '$3 ~ /^(S|M|D)$/' file
answered 2 days ago
InianInian
3,935824
I think your requirement just needs awk and not a combination with grep. If you are looking to print the whole line where the third column matches any of those letters, you need to do
awk '$3 ~ /^(S|M|D)$/' file
answered 2 days ago
InianInian
3,935824
answered 2 days ago
InianInian
3,935824
answered 2 days ago
InianInian
3,935824
answered 2 days ago
InianInian
3,935824
3,935824
1
since it is single character, you can also use[SMD]
– Sundeep
2 days ago
is this going to search for the exact match? likegrep -wdoes?
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
It look like it works. Thanks!
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
add a comment |
1
since it is single character, you can also use[SMD]
– Sundeep
2 days ago
is this going to search for the exact match? likegrep -wdoes?
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
It look like it works. Thanks!
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
1
1
since it is single character, you can also use
[SMD]– Sundeep
2 days ago
since it is single character, you can also use
[SMD]– Sundeep
2 days ago
is this going to search for the exact match? like
grep -w does?– hayabusa99
2 days ago
is this going to search for the exact match? like
grep -w does?– hayabusa99
2 days ago
It look like it works. Thanks!
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
It look like it works. Thanks!
– hayabusa99
2 days ago
add a comment |
To extract the lines whose 3rd whitespace-delimited field is exactly S, M or D, use one of
awk '$3 ~ /^[SMD]$/' file
or, using string matching rather than regular expression matching,
awk '$3 == "S" || $3 == "M" || $3 == "D"' file
A condition without a corresponding block will act as if its block simply was { print }.
answered 2 days ago
KusalanandaKusalananda
123k16232379
add a comment |
To extract the lines whose 3rd whitespace-delimited field is exactly S, M or D, use one of
awk '$3 ~ /^[SMD]$/' file
or, using string matching rather than regular expression matching,
awk '$3 == "S" || $3 == "M" || $3 == "D"' file
A condition without a corresponding block will act as if its block simply was { print }.
answered 2 days ago
KusalanandaKusalananda
123k16232379
add a comment |
To extract the lines whose 3rd whitespace-delimited field is exactly S, M or D, use one of
awk '$3 ~ /^[SMD]$/' file
or, using string matching rather than regular expression matching,
awk '$3 == "S" || $3 == "M" || $3 == "D"' file
A condition without a corresponding block will act as if its block simply was { print }.
answered 2 days ago
KusalanandaKusalananda
123k16232379
To extract the lines whose 3rd whitespace-delimited field is exactly S, M or D, use one of
awk '$3 ~ /^[SMD]$/' file
or, using string matching rather than regular expression matching,
awk '$3 == "S" || $3 == "M" || $3 == "D"' file
A condition without a corresponding block will act as if its block simply was { print }.
answered 2 days ago
KusalanandaKusalananda
123k16232379
answered 2 days ago
KusalanandaKusalananda
123k16232379
answered 2 days ago
KusalanandaKusalananda
123k16232379
answered 2 days ago
KusalanandaKusalananda
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awk '$3 ~ /^S/||/^M/||/^D/{print $0}' filename
answered 10 hours ago
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
1,248138
The way this parses out will match column 3 starting with an S, or column 1 starting with an M or D -- it misses column 3 M/D and it incorrectly includes the column 1 matches.
– Jeff Schaller
8 hours ago
add a comment |
awk '$3 ~ /^S/||/^M/||/^D/{print $0}' filename
answered 10 hours ago
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
1,248138
The way this parses out will match column 3 starting with an S, or column 1 starting with an M or D -- it misses column 3 M/D and it incorrectly includes the column 1 matches.
– Jeff Schaller
8 hours ago
add a comment |
awk '$3 ~ /^S/||/^M/||/^D/{print $0}' filename
answered 10 hours ago
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
1,248138
awk '$3 ~ /^S/||/^M/||/^D/{print $0}' filename
answered 10 hours ago
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
1,248138
answered 10 hours ago
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
1,248138
answered 10 hours ago
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
1,248138
answered 10 hours ago
Praveen Kumar BSPraveen Kumar BS
1,248138
1,248138
The way this parses out will match column 3 starting with an S, or column 1 starting with an M or D -- it misses column 3 M/D and it incorrectly includes the column 1 matches.
– Jeff Schaller
8 hours ago
add a comment |
The way this parses out will match column 3 starting with an S, or column 1 starting with an M or D -- it misses column 3 M/D and it incorrectly includes the column 1 matches.
– Jeff Schaller
8 hours ago
The way this parses out will match column 3 starting with an S, or column 1 starting with an M or D -- it misses column 3 M/D and it incorrectly includes the column 1 matches.
– Jeff Schaller
8 hours ago
The way this parses out will match column 3 starting with an S, or column 1 starting with an M or D -- it misses column 3 M/D and it incorrectly includes the column 1 matches.
– Jeff Schaller
8 hours ago
add a comment |
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please click edit and add few lines of input and expected output - some line should match and others shouldn't... this will help to add clarity to question as well as act as test data for those who wish to answer your question
– Sundeep
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