Bash排序CSV大文件和输出分类到单独的文件

时间:2017-03-11 17:31:04

标签: linux bash sorting unix awk

我有大(4GB)分号分隔文件(1.txt):

 - "3321";"<a href='/files/goods/edit/647/'><u>[ID 647]</u></a> Шорты";"2015-09-06 18:39:17";"1590";"1";"500";"";"Лейла";"878785";"Да";"80.140.1.38"
 - "2780";"<a href='/files/goods/edit/647/'><u>[ID 647]</u></a> Шорты";"2015-09-06 18:42:51";"1590";"1";"500";"";"Мара";"8664456";"Да";"46.00.00.2"
 - "3352";"<a href='/files/goods/edit/698/'><u>[ID 698]</u></a> Deck";"2015-09-06 19:05:42";"990";"1";"400";"";"Ed";"456452";"Нет";"80.26.00.00"
 - "3764";"<a href='/files/goods/edit/669/'><u>[ID 669]</u></a> Fish";"2015-09-06 18:36:18";"1390";"1";"530";"";"Ann";"545566";"Нет";"80.00.35.90"
 - "3323";"<a href='/files/goods/edit/669/'><u>[ID 669]</u></a> Fish";"2015-09-06 18:54:18";"1390";"1";"530";"";"юрий";"99393";"Да";"85.141.00.100"
 - "32763";"<a href='/files/goods/edit/430/'><u>[ID 430]</u></a> Radio";"2015-09-06

我需要按第二列排序1.txt,并根据第二列名称将所有结果输出到单独的文件。

我这样做:

sed -r -i -e 's#"<a href=\x27\/files\/goods\/edit\/##g' 1.txt | sed -r -i -e 's#\/\x27>#;#g' 1.txt | sort --field-separator=';' --key=2 1.txt

但是现在如何拆分1.txt文件并将所有相同的ID(第二列)值行放在单独的文件中并计算文件中的记录?包含647_count.txt698_count.txt669_count.txt430_count.txt等内容。

2 个答案:

答案 0 :(得分:2)

尝试使用以下awk脚本(让我们称之为parser.awk):

BEGIN { FS=";"; }   # field separator
{ 
    if (match($2, /[0-9]+/)) {           # matching `ID` value
        m=substr($2, RSTART, RLENGTH);
        a[m]++;                          # accumulating number of lines for each `ID`
        print > m"_count.txt";    # writing lines pertaining to certain `ID` into respective file
    } 
}
END {
    for(i in a) { 
        print "mv "i"_count.txt "i"_"a[i]".txt"  # renaming files with actual counts
    }
} 

用法:

awk -f parser.awk 1.csv | sh

对于您在问题中发布的输入片段,我已获得以下文件列表:

430_1.txt 
647_2.txt 
669_2.txt
698_1.txt 

答案 1 :(得分:2)

击:

err() { echo "$@" >&2; return 1; }

#the line sorting
re='^[^;]*;[^;]*ID ([0-9][0-9]*)'
n=0
while read -r line
do
    let n++
    if [[ "$line" =~ $re ]]
    then
        echo "$line" >> "${BASH_REMATCH[1]}_COUNT.csv"
    else
        err "$n-th line [$line] doesn't match"
    fi

done

#rename the ID_COUNT.csv to the real value of lines
shopt -s nullglob
for file in [0-9][0-9]*_COUNT.csv
do
    mv -n "$file" "${file//_COUNT/_$(grep -c '^' "$file")}"
done