AWK Help

[inderPunj]

Hi All,

I am creating a bash script in which i am trying to fulfill the following condition:-

a=$(awk '/DEV$/{ print $0 "_BLD01"}!/DEV$/{print $0 "_RC01"}' Inder

Here the issue is that it is finding only the word DEV at the end of the line, but i want to seach for "dev" and "DEV" Both at the end of the line.

If it find DEV or dev it will append BLD01 else RC01

Kindly Help

Thanks,
Inder

[vsemaska]

Instead of '/DEV/$' use '/(DEV|dev)$/'

[inderPunj]

Thanks, Vsemaska

$(awk '/(DEV|dev)$/{ print $0 "_BLD01"} !/DEV$/{print $0 "_RC01"}

It is working but if it opt for dev it will append RC01 and BLD01 both at the end.
but i want if not dev either DEV , it should also apppend R01.

[vsemaska]

Replace the '!/DEV$' with '!/dev$/&&!/DEV$/'

[radoulov]

With GNU Awk:

awk '$0=$0(/dev$/?"_BLD01":"_RC01")' IGNORECASE=1 input

Otherwise:

awk '$0=$0(/[dD][eE][vV]$/?"_BLD01":"_RC01")' input

[inderPunj]

Hi Vsemaska

I am trying with :-

(awk '/(DEV|dev)$/{ print $0 "_BLD01")!/dev$/&&!/DEV$/{print $0 "_RC01"}'
And

(awk '/(DEV|dev)$/{ print $0 "_BLD01")(!/dev$/&&!/DEV)$/{print $0 "_RC01"}'

But i am unable to find desire answer.

[inderPunj]

Thanks Vsemaska,

It is working fine, issue was at my end.
Thanks a lot.