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can you give me the XXXXX values (or are they really XXXX) ?<br />

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can you give me the XXXXX values (or are they really XXXX) ?


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 perl -ne '/FAIL/ &amp;&amp;&nbsp;(/\bd=(\w+)/||/\bg=(\w+)/)<wbr /> &amp;&amp;&nbsp;$c{$1}++;END{print&quot;$_ $c{$_}\n&quot; for keys %c}' &nbsp;file<br />

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perl -ne '/FAIL/ && (/\bd=(\w+)/||/\bg=(\w+)/) && $c{$1}++;END{print"$_ $c{$_}\n" for keys %c}'  file


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Ozo,<br />
&nbsp; Is there someway to put a zgrep or something in front of all this so that it works with gzipped files?<br />
Thanks
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Ozo,
  Is there someway to put a zgrep or something in front of all this so that it works with gzipped files?
Thanks

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-need a one liner that greps a file for all entries with 'FAIL'<br />
-then it will parse through the lines and return a count for each unique name in field 'd' (note that fields are not always in the same order)<br />
-if field d does not exist, count by field 'g'<br />
Example:<br />
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX$a=1<wbr />234:d=fred<wbr />:y=alphazX<wbr />XXXXXXXXXX<wbr />mFAIL<br />
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX$d=f<wbr />red:a=4321<wbr />:y=bravozX<wbr />XXXXXXXXXX<wbr />mFAIL<br />
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX$a=1<wbr />234:g=jack<wbr />son:y=char<wbr />liezXXXXXX<wbr />XXXXXmFAIL<wbr /><br />
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX$y=d<wbr />elta:a=135<wbr />7:d=bobbyz<wbr />XXXXXXXXXX<wbr />XmFAIL<br />
--------------------------<wbr />------<br />
If you were to run the one-liner on the above lines, the output should be:<br />
fred 2<br />
jackson 1<br />
bobby 1<br />
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-If need be, it is ok to call perl for this execution
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-need a one liner that greps a file for all entries with 'FAIL'
-then it will parse through the lines and return a count for each unique name in field 'd' (note that fields are not always in the same order)
-if field d does not exist, count by field 'g'
Example:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX$a=1234:d=fred:y=alphazXXXXXXXXXXXmFAIL
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX$d=fred:a=4321:y=bravozXXXXXXXXXXXmFAIL
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX$a=1234:g=jackson:y=charliezXXXXXXXXXXXmFAIL
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX$y=delta:a=1357:d=bobbyzXXXXXXXXXXXmFAIL
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If you were to run the one-liner on the above lines, the output should be:
fred 2
jackson 1
bobby 1

-If need be, it is ok to call perl for this execution

How can I grep, parse lines, and return count by certain fields?

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