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I have messages log file each line represents a cdr or transaction and that looks like:



2019-03-14 13:58:16,260 DEBUG xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


i have to calculate transactions per second. which means number of cdrs (lines) per seconds and generate report contains time and number of transactions (lines) something like:



 Time TPS
2019-03-14 13:58:16 102









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  • If that ',' is on every line, you could use: cut -d',' -f1 | uniq -c. If not, you should add other lines to the example input.

    – ctx
    Mar 14 at 14:24











  • example of each line : 2019-03-14 00:07:01,688 DEBUG [org.mobicents.smsc.library.CdrGenerator] 2019-03-14 00:07:00,037 +0430,CCC,5,0,700566254,1,1,success,nsmsc_user,283308200,93702700006,412012105522548,null,Dear Customer, Only ,

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    Mar 14 at 14:27

















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I have messages log file each line represents a cdr or transaction and that looks like:



2019-03-14 13:58:16,260 DEBUG xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


i have to calculate transactions per second. which means number of cdrs (lines) per seconds and generate report contains time and number of transactions (lines) something like:



 Time TPS
2019-03-14 13:58:16 102









share|improve this question






















  • If that ',' is on every line, you could use: cut -d',' -f1 | uniq -c. If not, you should add other lines to the example input.

    – ctx
    Mar 14 at 14:24











  • example of each line : 2019-03-14 00:07:01,688 DEBUG [org.mobicents.smsc.library.CdrGenerator] 2019-03-14 00:07:00,037 +0430,CCC,5,0,700566254,1,1,success,nsmsc_user,283308200,93702700006,412012105522548,null,Dear Customer, Only ,

    – Fshamri
    Mar 14 at 14:27













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I have messages log file each line represents a cdr or transaction and that looks like:



2019-03-14 13:58:16,260 DEBUG xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


i have to calculate transactions per second. which means number of cdrs (lines) per seconds and generate report contains time and number of transactions (lines) something like:



 Time TPS
2019-03-14 13:58:16 102









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I have messages log file each line represents a cdr or transaction and that looks like:



2019-03-14 13:58:16,260 DEBUG xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


i have to calculate transactions per second. which means number of cdrs (lines) per seconds and generate report contains time and number of transactions (lines) something like:



 Time TPS
2019-03-14 13:58:16 102






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  • If that ',' is on every line, you could use: cut -d',' -f1 | uniq -c. If not, you should add other lines to the example input.

    – ctx
    Mar 14 at 14:24











  • example of each line : 2019-03-14 00:07:01,688 DEBUG [org.mobicents.smsc.library.CdrGenerator] 2019-03-14 00:07:00,037 +0430,CCC,5,0,700566254,1,1,success,nsmsc_user,283308200,93702700006,412012105522548,null,Dear Customer, Only ,

    – Fshamri
    Mar 14 at 14:27

















  • If that ',' is on every line, you could use: cut -d',' -f1 | uniq -c. If not, you should add other lines to the example input.

    – ctx
    Mar 14 at 14:24











  • example of each line : 2019-03-14 00:07:01,688 DEBUG [org.mobicents.smsc.library.CdrGenerator] 2019-03-14 00:07:00,037 +0430,CCC,5,0,700566254,1,1,success,nsmsc_user,283308200,93702700006,412012105522548,null,Dear Customer, Only ,

    – Fshamri
    Mar 14 at 14:27
















If that ',' is on every line, you could use: cut -d',' -f1 | uniq -c. If not, you should add other lines to the example input.

– ctx
Mar 14 at 14:24





If that ',' is on every line, you could use: cut -d',' -f1 | uniq -c. If not, you should add other lines to the example input.

– ctx
Mar 14 at 14:24













example of each line : 2019-03-14 00:07:01,688 DEBUG [org.mobicents.smsc.library.CdrGenerator] 2019-03-14 00:07:00,037 +0430,CCC,5,0,700566254,1,1,success,nsmsc_user,283308200,93702700006,412012105522548,null,Dear Customer, Only ,

– Fshamri
Mar 14 at 14:27





example of each line : 2019-03-14 00:07:01,688 DEBUG [org.mobicents.smsc.library.CdrGenerator] 2019-03-14 00:07:00,037 +0430,CCC,5,0,700566254,1,1,success,nsmsc_user,283308200,93702700006,412012105522548,null,Dear Customer, Only ,

– Fshamri
Mar 14 at 14:27










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printf -- " Time TPSn"

sed 's/,.*//' < inputfile | # extract just the date-time
sort |
uniq -c | # field 1 is now the count of each line's occurrences
awk ' print $2, $3, $1 ' # rewrite as "date time count"





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    printf -- " Time TPSn"

    sed 's/,.*//' < inputfile | # extract just the date-time
    sort |
    uniq -c | # field 1 is now the count of each line's occurrences
    awk ' print $2, $3, $1 ' # rewrite as "date time count"





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      printf -- " Time TPSn"

      sed 's/,.*//' < inputfile | # extract just the date-time
      sort |
      uniq -c | # field 1 is now the count of each line's occurrences
      awk ' print $2, $3, $1 ' # rewrite as "date time count"





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        printf -- " Time TPSn"

        sed 's/,.*//' < inputfile | # extract just the date-time
        sort |
        uniq -c | # field 1 is now the count of each line's occurrences
        awk ' print $2, $3, $1 ' # rewrite as "date time count"





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        printf -- " Time TPSn"

        sed 's/,.*//' < inputfile | # extract just the date-time
        sort |
        uniq -c | # field 1 is now the count of each line's occurrences
        awk ' print $2, $3, $1 ' # rewrite as "date time count"






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