[rrd-users] Re: using grep on snmp collected data

[Alex van den Bogaerdt]

On Mon, Nov 17, 2003 at 06:03:24PM +0000, gab.seun jones.ewulomi wrote:

> How could I use grep/awk to grep for data between a time frame
> 
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 10:15:00	3657.07
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 10:20:00	3976.85
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 10:25:00	5088.18
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 11:00:00	3471.26
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 11:05:00	4311.4
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 11:10:00      2000.9
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 12:50:00	3021.64
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 12:55:00	3385.86
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 13:00:00	3483.98
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 13:05:00	3920.98
> In Kbits	FR1 6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 14:00:00	5627.66
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 14:05:00	5252.07
> In Kbits	R1  6/1.10 3/105 to  R2	31/10/03 14:10:00	3768.24
> 
> I can use awk and grep to get required columns and to get data for a set 
> date but I dont know how to grep for data for between time frames in a day.

< /path/to/your/data sed -n '/ 10:05:/,/ 14:00:/p'

or something close.


This works ONLY if:
a) the file is in sorted order
b) the file contains entries for both 10:05 and 14:00

HTH
Alex
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