parsing RS & associated fields

previously posted 11/20
but had type O which could cause some confusion as to what I would like 
s might be easier)

dragrid wrote:
> previously posted 11/20
> but had type O which could cause some confusion as to what I would like
> 
might be easier)

This is your third attempt. You posted a question and got an answer. You
then re-posted the same question with a vague refernce to you having
done something about "type 0". When I read your postings I see what
looks like a bunch of data that may or may not be wrapround lines and I
don't know what it was about the posted solution that you're unsatisfied
with. Just a suggestion - you may want to tidy up your posting and
create a SMALL sample in/out that demonstrates your problem.

Ed.

Ed Morton <morton@lsupcaemnt.com> wrote in message news:<cn2rrq$oh2@netnews.
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sorry about the confusion Ed
but  Schwarz answer is unclear to me
I am not that verse on awk
Line wrap does not matter as long as I caputure the lines that follow  $0~
* FATAL   and or  $0~ CRITICAL
and skip the  else
so based on my file after the program I should end up with
 
IFPC: site 111 (DNTNTXXA01W), cage 1, slot 2
(3/1) Task I75(PAP Infrastructure)/0 Module FC(Flush routines)/1
00 00 00 00  have been removed,  00 00 00 00  have been
delivered. 
IFPC: site 109 (SNMNCAXP01W), cage 1, slot 0
(3/1) Task I75(PAP Infrastructure)/0 Module FC(Flush routines)/1
00 00 00 00  have been removed,  00 00 00 00  have been
delivered.

after this I will work on getting the latest version of each unique message

Thanks

I don't normally top-post, but I need to here:

You misunderstand my posting. I'm suggesting that, to get the response
you're looking for, you come up with a SMALL example of your problem
using SHORT lines that don't wrap around newsreader windows and write up
a brand new description of your problem as you currently see it without
reference to any previous postings.

Ed.

dragrid wrote:

> Ed Morton <morton@lsupcaemnt.com> wrote in message news:<cn2rrq$oh2@netnew
s.proxy.lucent.com>...
>
> sorry about the confusion Ed
> but  Schwarz answer is unclear to me
> I am not that verse on awk
> Line wrap does not matter as long as I caputure the lines that follow  $0~
> * FATAL   and or  $0~ CRITICAL
> and skip the  else
> so based on my file after the program I should end up with
>
> 
>
>     IFPC: site 111 (DNTNTXXA01W), cage 1, slot 2
>     (3/1) Task I75(PAP Infrastructure)/0 Module FC(Flush routines)/1
>      00 00 00 00  have been removed,  00 00 00 00  have been
> delivered.
> 
>
>     IFPC: site 109 (SNMNCAXP01W), cage 1, slot 0
>     (3/1) Task I75(PAP Infrastructure)/0 Module FC(Flush routines)/1
>      00 00 00 00  have been removed,  00 00 00 00  have been
> delivered.
>
> after this I will work on getting the latest version of each unique messag
e
>
> Thanks

Ed Morton <morton@lsupcaemnt.com> wrote in message news:<cn2rrq$oh2@netnews.
proxy.lucent.com>...

sorry about the confusion Ed
but  Schwarz answer is unclear to me
I am not that verse on awk
Line wrap does not matter as long as I caputure the lines that follow  $0~
* FATAL   and or  $0~ CRITICAL
and skip the  else
so based on my file after the program I should end up with
 
IFPC: site 111 (DNTNTXXA01W), cage 1, slot 2
(3/1) Task I75(PAP Infrastructure)/0 Module FC(Flush routines)/1
00 00 00 00  have been removed,  00 00 00 00  have been
delivered. 
IFPC: site 109 (SNMNCAXP01W), cage 1, slot 0
(3/1) Task I75(PAP Infrastructure)/0 Module FC(Flush routines)/1
00 00 00 00  have been removed,  00 00 00 00  have been
delivered.

after this I will work on getting the latest version of each unique message

Thanks