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Input: 

Job name: ns, Job ID: 2312, Status: ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL
Job name: ps, Job ID: 3353, Status: ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL
Job name: pm, Job ID: 1265, Status: ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL
Job name: np, Job ID: 7885, Status: ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL
Job name: as, Job ID: 3215, Status: ODB_ACTIAVTION UNSUCCESSFUL

Output:

Job name: ns, Job ID: 2312, Status: ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL
Changes has been updated to all servers
Job name: ps, Job ID: 3353, Status: ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL
Changes has been updated to all servers
Job name: pm, Job ID: 1265, Status: ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL
Changes has been updated to all servers
Job name: np, Job ID: 7885, Status: ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL
Changes has been updated to all servers
Job name: as, Job ID: 3215, Status: ODB_ACTIAVTION UNSUCCESSFUL
No change

I want to add these text Changes has been updated to all servers in every line matched with the string ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL and No change text after the line matched with the string ODB_ACTIAVTION UNSUCCESSFUL.

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Yes but there is some differences... the text what will be added is different and based on two different texts also @don_crissti –  pmaipmui Aug 18 at 17:34
    
not only the word ACTIVATION ... there is two different text ..ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL and ODB_ACTIAVTION UNSUCCESSFUL @don_crissti –  pmaipmui Aug 18 at 18:27

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With awk:

awk '
/ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL/{printf "%s\nChanges has been updated to all servers\n", $0}
/ODB_ACTIAVTION UNSUCCESSFUL/{printf "%s\nNo change\n", $0}
' <in >out

With sed:

sed -e '
  /ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL/a\
  Changes has been updated to all servers
  /ODB_ACTIAVTION UNSUCCESSFUL/a\
  No change
' <in >out
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$0 is for new blank line? @cuonglm –  pmaipmui Aug 18 at 17:30
    
Yes.... both the answers are working... :-) @cuonglm –  pmaipmui Aug 18 at 17:32
    
@Nainita: No, $0 is data for %s format in printf. –  cuonglm Aug 18 at 17:33
    
yes... I have already checked... @cuonglm –  pmaipmui Aug 18 at 17:35
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awk '/ODB_ACTIAVTION SUCCESSFUL/ {printf "%s\nChanges has been updated to all servers\n", $0}
     /ODB_ACTIAVTION UNSUCCESSFUL/ {printf "%s\nNo change\n", $0}' file1 > file2
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yes... it's working perfectly @unxnut –  pmaipmui Aug 18 at 18:28

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