From: Markham, Richard (RMarkham@hafeleamericas.com)
Date: Tue Nov 19 2002 - 11:47:15 EST
Thanks "SteinAxt" for your helpful suggestions.
My solution involved what I was supposed to remember from school =)
I used sed pattern saving \(...)\ and search,replace to cut off
text before and after specific patterns.
My final base script:
# /bin/ksh
for FILEN in *.fmx
do
printf "[${FILEN}] "
strings ${FILEN} | grep \$Header.*${FILEN%".fmx"}.fmb | \
sed 's/.*\($Header\)/\1/' | \
sed 's/\([0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]\).*/\1/' | \
uniq
done
Pattern of interest in files were:
(output from script)
[IEXACCNT.fmx] $Header: IEXACCNT.fmb 115.147 2001/06/05 13:50:46
[IEXADMAB.fmx] $Header: IEXADMAB.fmb 115.53 2001/06/05 13:50:58
[IEXADMGN.fmx] $Header: IEXADMGN.fmb 115.28 2000/03/01 08:39:10
[IEXADMLB.fmx] $Header: IEXADMLB.fmb 115.14 2001/06/05 13:51:10
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