Parsing named parameter values using AWK - bash

Question

I am trying to come up with a script/alias that would quickly give me the list of processes run by an application. The parameters used to initiate the process by the application are named parameters and not positional
I need to extract the parameter values of -u, -s and -svn
$ ps -ef | grep pmdtm | grep -v grep
infa_adm 24581 31146 0 Oct24 ? 00:09:28 pmdtm -PR -gmh dhvifoapp03
-gmp 6015 -guid ddcbd7ab-2ed0-4696-aea3-01573968b1bc -rst 300
-s Address_Validator:wf_AddressValidator.s_m_AddressValidatorS
-dn Session task instance [s_m_AddressValidatorS] -c pmserver.cfg
-run 68_4262_654212_4_0_0_0_3263_77_2_2018_10_24___13_32_47_182
-u Administrator -uns Native -crd rlVuBI4mUFi1V/7/jyrD6f9dMurwD9Yxddio6KDy/
zwlzM5rRDMeV766VoSBqb3Snjlvu849sTXlWpJ8WjzPomNOF4U87H7x5oy
JKbtxVg/vjR6gPwWwVSdEHvPjlpwSKPcuDx6glCbB1ksrvKCAzRsW1BTlP
GOfQbnd1ptnkO83iY14k4LUpJlx8+upBhwSxk9a0TPD44byO+/4Qhe7Mg==
-svn Int01_dev -dmn Domain_dev
-nma https://DHVIFOAPP03.RENTERS-CHOICE-INC.COM:6005
-nmc w/Yt3IIMbmBQf+NnN1CAKmq5ab01nxZTJEA/YCf96Pb5zT9K9VFBO4+Nvqt
FuF8gzvqf/qHbw2tcXk4DnNP4m5vJvuEhxe9vQCN8pmpJytiZKV9Np7rBbapVzra
9TEOQVm9webRg8JZB70MQryVjQlGkJDpRs9cdOCXAu1aFhNE6LNF+
c5qhLdOz/vWCI3I2 -sid 3
-hhn dhvifoapp04.renters-choice-inc.com -hpn 15555
-hto 60 -rac 0 -SSL
-rsn RAC_dev ServiceResilienceTimeout=300
I am able to extract it for a single field using the following command, but how do I get multiple values?
$ echo "List of running jobs ==> "; ps -ef | grep pmdtm | grep -v grep | awk -F"-s " "{print \$2}"|awk -F" " "{print \$1}"
List of running jobs ==>
Address_Validator:wf_AddressValidator.s_m_AddressValidatorS
Desired output =
List of running jobs ==>
Address_Validator:wf_AddressValidator.s_m_AddressValidatorS | Administrator | Int01_dev

Answer 1

You can do multiple "OR" expressions in grep with something like this:
grep -E "^-s|^-u|^-svn" < file.txt
The above will only print out the lines that start out with -s, -u or -svn. Based on that, the following command does exactly what you want:
echo "List of running jobs ==> " $(ps -ef | grep pmdtm | grep -v grep | grep -E "^-s|^-u|^-svn" | awk '{ print $2 " |" }')
When running your contents on the post with the above command, I get this output:
List of running jobs ==> Address_Validator:wf_AddressValidator.s_m_AddressValidatorS | Administrator | Int01_dev |
You get a trailing | at the end, but you can trim that out separately.
Updated:
After your comment below, updated the command to do exactly what you need.
echo -e "List of running jobs ==> \n " $(ps -ef | grep pmdtm | grep -v grep | awk 'BEGIN { RS = " -"} $1 ~ /^s$|^u$|^svn$/ { print $2,"|"}')
It does assume a couple of things:
All the named parameters will have non-empty named parameters. Otherwise, it will simply output a blank.
That all the named parameters starts with a -, immediately followed by the parameter itself.