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On 7/20/2016 11:41 AM, Fuchs, James M wrote:
Also based on the fact that the pattern match works on the first pattern /^ISA/ but not any of the subsequent patterns.
That tells me that the record separator isn't being recognised; that AWK
thinks the whole file is one big record, and that the /^ISA/ pattern is
grabbing the substrings and moving on. But since the subsequent
patterns are not at the beginning of the record (like /^TA1/) then AWK
doesn't find any of those patterns and thus cannot perform the related
action.
Have a look at your input file and make sure it has a record separator
that matches the RS (record separator) that is being set. Assuming here
that AWK is invoked with -f (for the input file) and that the first 2
parameters are for documentation purposes rather than actual input and
output.
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