Selecting text from a file removing unwanted text using shell

Question

 [Time: 2017/04/03 07:27:30.048] [comp_ctrl]: Connecting to server......
    [Time: 2017/04/03 07:27:30.739] [comp_ctrl]: Connected to server.
    [Time: 2017/04/03 07:27:30.739] [comp_ctrl]: Execute list collabrations operation......
    The collaboration name:                                        The status:
    BooleanExpression1234                                          ACTIVE
    BooleanExpression1235`                                         INACTIVE
    There are total 2 collabrations listed.

For the above input,I want a shell program to output like below removing all other characters(finally output i require is to get the first column values which are only in INACTIVE status in second column) File used to input will have multiple records.

BooleanExpression1234                                          ACTIVE
BooleanExpression1235                                          INACTIVE

I tried to get remove the unwanted contents through awk but not really working.

Answer 1

awk '$2 == "INACTIVE"{print $1}' input.txt

Answer 2

For getting both ACTIVE and INACTIVE lines in the output:

grep ACTIVE sample.txt|awk -F " " '{print $1}'

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For getting only INACTIVE line in the output:

grep INACTIVE sample.txt|awk -F " " '{print $1}'

Where sample.txt is the file containing the input text.