Using keyword isim = as an example, do you want the value 1 to be inserted in the column next to that keyword => YES Update: You want output to be ran_type 0 pcscf_v4 10.56.5.85 =>YES pcscf_v4 : num = 2, protocol_type = 0x21, port_num = 0, addr = 10.56.5.85 the match is against keyword addr = => actually there Is also a field address as well but I want to capture only addr corresponding pcscf_v4. My Input data 
8077  8116 D type hexa usim = 1, isim = 1
8077  8116 D type hexa usim = 1, isim = 1
pcscf_v4 : num = 2, protocol_type = 0x21, port_num = 0, addr = 10.56.5
+.85
8088 1223 D temp sim_invalid = 0
8099 1223 XX is_ems_support =   1 #88
8099 1224 XX pdn_act_ind->pcscf_discovery_flag  =  1
ind->signaling_flag            =  1
some text here plmn = 405872
DefaultStatusBarPlmnPlugin: into updateCarrierLabel
ipv6 = 36.5.2.4.25.143.200.141.0.0.0.0.32.20.232.161
get_ipv6_prefix,temp
ipv4 = 10.167.185.101
_send_ipv4_notify
info.is_ems_support =   1
act_ind->emergency_indication =  1
access_rat_type       =   0
transaction_id = 2, rat_type = 0
signaling_flag = 1, ran_type = 0
At stop time, parameter address=noping

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