gawk will return the whole log entry:
gawk "BEGIN{RS=\"####\"}/BEA-000337/{print \$0}" *.log
When using grep, the option -A4 is handy to print a few extra lines (in the example, 4) after the ling matching the pattern:
grep -A4 BEA-000337 *
Saturday, December 15, 2012
grepping the smart way
Unfortunately WebLogic prints each log entry in multiple lines. This is a pain when you grep.
gawk will return the whole log entry:
When using grep, the option -A4 is handy to print a few extra lines (in the example, 4) after the ling matching the pattern:
grep -A4 BEA-000337 *
gawk will return the whole log entry:
When using grep, the option -A4 is handy to print a few extra lines (in the example, 4) after the ling matching the pattern:
grep -A4 BEA-000337 *
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