UNIX/Linux : To split one file into Multiple files

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I have a Big file with more than 3264880 lines i wanted to split that file based on Two strings "BEGIN JOB" and " END JOB" and write it into multiple file and the file name should be based on one more pattern which is present in between the patterns Begin Job and End Job



Sample data



BEGIN JOB
 Identifier "ADHOC_Extract"
 DateModified "2018-10-02"
 TimeModified "15.09.52"
 BEGIN DSRECORD
 Identifier "ROOT"
 OLEType "CJobDefn"
 Readonly "0"
 Name "ADHOC_Extract"
END JOB

BEGIN JOB
 Identifier "HOC_Extract"
 DateModified "2018-11-02"
 TimeModified "12.09.52"
 BEGIN DSRECORD
 Identifier "ROOT"
 OLEType "CJobDefn"
 Readonly "0"
 Name "HOC_Extract"
END JOB


Output expected as two files sine my sample has just two..But it will have more than 1000 such repeated patterns



ADHOC_Extract.txt

BEGIN JOB
 Identifier "ADHOC_Extract"
 DateModified "2018-10-02"
 TimeModified "15.09.52"
 BEGIN DSRECORD
 Identifier "ROOT"
 OLEType "CJobDefn"
 Readonly "0"
 Name "ADHOC_Extract"
END JOB

 HOC_Extract.txt

BEGIN JOB
 Identifier "HOC_Extract"
 DateModified "2018-11-02"
 TimeModified "12.09.52"
 BEGIN DSRECORD
 Identifier "ROOT"
 OLEType "CJobDefn"
 Readonly "0"
 Name "HOC_Extract"
END JOB


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    I have a Big file with more than 3264880 lines i wanted to split that file based on Two strings "BEGIN JOB" and " END JOB" and write it into multiple file and the file name should be based on one more pattern which is present in between the patterns Begin Job and End Job



    Sample data



    BEGIN JOB
     Identifier "ADHOC_Extract"
     DateModified "2018-10-02"
     TimeModified "15.09.52"
     BEGIN DSRECORD
     Identifier "ROOT"
     OLEType "CJobDefn"
     Readonly "0"
     Name "ADHOC_Extract"
    END JOB

    BEGIN JOB
     Identifier "HOC_Extract"
     DateModified "2018-11-02"
     TimeModified "12.09.52"
     BEGIN DSRECORD
     Identifier "ROOT"
     OLEType "CJobDefn"
     Readonly "0"
     Name "HOC_Extract"
    END JOB


    Output expected as two files sine my sample has just two..But it will have more than 1000 such repeated patterns



    ADHOC_Extract.txt

    BEGIN JOB
     Identifier "ADHOC_Extract"
     DateModified "2018-10-02"
     TimeModified "15.09.52"
     BEGIN DSRECORD
     Identifier "ROOT"
     OLEType "CJobDefn"
     Readonly "0"
     Name "ADHOC_Extract"
    END JOB

     HOC_Extract.txt

    BEGIN JOB
     Identifier "HOC_Extract"
     DateModified "2018-11-02"
     TimeModified "12.09.52"
     BEGIN DSRECORD
     Identifier "ROOT"
     OLEType "CJobDefn"
     Readonly "0"
     Name "HOC_Extract"
    END JOB


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      I have a Big file with more than 3264880 lines i wanted to split that file based on Two strings "BEGIN JOB" and " END JOB" and write it into multiple file and the file name should be based on one more pattern which is present in between the patterns Begin Job and End Job



      Sample data



      BEGIN JOB
       Identifier "ADHOC_Extract"
       DateModified "2018-10-02"
       TimeModified "15.09.52"
       BEGIN DSRECORD
       Identifier "ROOT"
       OLEType "CJobDefn"
       Readonly "0"
       Name "ADHOC_Extract"
      END JOB

      BEGIN JOB
       Identifier "HOC_Extract"
       DateModified "2018-11-02"
       TimeModified "12.09.52"
       BEGIN DSRECORD
       Identifier "ROOT"
       OLEType "CJobDefn"
       Readonly "0"
       Name "HOC_Extract"
      END JOB


      Output expected as two files sine my sample has just two..But it will have more than 1000 such repeated patterns



      ADHOC_Extract.txt

      BEGIN JOB
       Identifier "ADHOC_Extract"
       DateModified "2018-10-02"
       TimeModified "15.09.52"
       BEGIN DSRECORD
       Identifier "ROOT"
       OLEType "CJobDefn"
       Readonly "0"
       Name "ADHOC_Extract"
      END JOB

       HOC_Extract.txt

      BEGIN JOB
       Identifier "HOC_Extract"
       DateModified "2018-11-02"
       TimeModified "12.09.52"
       BEGIN DSRECORD
       Identifier "ROOT"
       OLEType "CJobDefn"
       Readonly "0"
       Name "HOC_Extract"
      END JOB


      I am ok even to write a shell script for the same






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      I have a Big file with more than 3264880 lines i wanted to split that file based on Two strings "BEGIN JOB" and " END JOB" and write it into multiple file and the file name should be based on one more pattern which is present in between the patterns Begin Job and End Job



      Sample data



      BEGIN JOB
       Identifier "ADHOC_Extract"
       DateModified "2018-10-02"
       TimeModified "15.09.52"
       BEGIN DSRECORD
       Identifier "ROOT"
       OLEType "CJobDefn"
       Readonly "0"
       Name "ADHOC_Extract"
      END JOB

      BEGIN JOB
       Identifier "HOC_Extract"
       DateModified "2018-11-02"
       TimeModified "12.09.52"
       BEGIN DSRECORD
       Identifier "ROOT"
       OLEType "CJobDefn"
       Readonly "0"
       Name "HOC_Extract"
      END JOB


      Output expected as two files sine my sample has just two..But it will have more than 1000 such repeated patterns



      ADHOC_Extract.txt

      BEGIN JOB
       Identifier "ADHOC_Extract"
       DateModified "2018-10-02"
       TimeModified "15.09.52"
       BEGIN DSRECORD
       Identifier "ROOT"
       OLEType "CJobDefn"
       Readonly "0"
       Name "ADHOC_Extract"
      END JOB

       HOC_Extract.txt

      BEGIN JOB
       Identifier "HOC_Extract"
       DateModified "2018-11-02"
       TimeModified "12.09.52"
       BEGIN DSRECORD
       Identifier "ROOT"
       OLEType "CJobDefn"
       Readonly "0"
       Name "HOC_Extract"
      END JOB


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