Adding dynamically changing fields of a file using awk












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I have a comma seperated csv file(which I get from mongo export,in which the position of the header fields may varies each time) I tried to Add the TotalDuration to DateTime field which gives me the CallEndTime,
Using the below code I get CallEndTime in most of the rows, But in some rows the CallEndTime value comes in other fields rather than CallEndTime Field.



BEGIN { FS=OFS="," }
NR==1 {
for (i=1; i<=NF; i++) {
f[$i] = i
}
}
NR > 1 {

begSecs= mktime(gensub(/[":-]/," ","g",$(f["DateTime"])))
endSecs = begSecs + $(f["TotalDuration"])
$(f["CallEndTime"]) = strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", endSecs)
}
{print}


Sample Input



 DateTime,Dealer,baar,Location,CallEndTime,AiProcessed,TotalDuration,foo,bar...,
"2019-01-07, 11:35:42",,"Kovalam",,1,60,foo,bar,.......


I want all the CallEndTime fields should have the values equal to sum of DateTime & TotalDuration irrespective of the positions of these fields










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    I have a comma seperated csv file(which I get from mongo export,in which the position of the header fields may varies each time) I tried to Add the TotalDuration to DateTime field which gives me the CallEndTime,
    Using the below code I get CallEndTime in most of the rows, But in some rows the CallEndTime value comes in other fields rather than CallEndTime Field.



    BEGIN { FS=OFS="," }
    NR==1 {
    for (i=1; i<=NF; i++) {
    f[$i] = i
    }
    }
    NR > 1 {

    begSecs= mktime(gensub(/[":-]/," ","g",$(f["DateTime"])))
    endSecs = begSecs + $(f["TotalDuration"])
    $(f["CallEndTime"]) = strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", endSecs)
    }
    {print}


    Sample Input



     DateTime,Dealer,baar,Location,CallEndTime,AiProcessed,TotalDuration,foo,bar...,
    "2019-01-07, 11:35:42",,"Kovalam",,1,60,foo,bar,.......


    I want all the CallEndTime fields should have the values equal to sum of DateTime & TotalDuration irrespective of the positions of these fields










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      I have a comma seperated csv file(which I get from mongo export,in which the position of the header fields may varies each time) I tried to Add the TotalDuration to DateTime field which gives me the CallEndTime,
      Using the below code I get CallEndTime in most of the rows, But in some rows the CallEndTime value comes in other fields rather than CallEndTime Field.



      BEGIN { FS=OFS="," }
      NR==1 {
      for (i=1; i<=NF; i++) {
      f[$i] = i
      }
      }
      NR > 1 {

      begSecs= mktime(gensub(/[":-]/," ","g",$(f["DateTime"])))
      endSecs = begSecs + $(f["TotalDuration"])
      $(f["CallEndTime"]) = strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", endSecs)
      }
      {print}


      Sample Input



       DateTime,Dealer,baar,Location,CallEndTime,AiProcessed,TotalDuration,foo,bar...,
      "2019-01-07, 11:35:42",,"Kovalam",,1,60,foo,bar,.......


      I want all the CallEndTime fields should have the values equal to sum of DateTime & TotalDuration irrespective of the positions of these fields










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      I have a comma seperated csv file(which I get from mongo export,in which the position of the header fields may varies each time) I tried to Add the TotalDuration to DateTime field which gives me the CallEndTime,
      Using the below code I get CallEndTime in most of the rows, But in some rows the CallEndTime value comes in other fields rather than CallEndTime Field.



      BEGIN { FS=OFS="," }
      NR==1 {
      for (i=1; i<=NF; i++) {
      f[$i] = i
      }
      }
      NR > 1 {

      begSecs= mktime(gensub(/[":-]/," ","g",$(f["DateTime"])))
      endSecs = begSecs + $(f["TotalDuration"])
      $(f["CallEndTime"]) = strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", endSecs)
      }
      {print}


      Sample Input



       DateTime,Dealer,baar,Location,CallEndTime,AiProcessed,TotalDuration,foo,bar...,
      "2019-01-07, 11:35:42",,"Kovalam",,1,60,foo,bar,.......


      I want all the CallEndTime fields should have the values equal to sum of DateTime & TotalDuration irrespective of the positions of these fields







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