Use different line separator in awk - awk

Question

I have a file as follows:
cat file
00:29:01|10.3.57.60|dbname1| SELECT
re.id,
re.event_type_cd,
re.event_ts,
re.source_type,
re.source_id,
re.properties
FROM
table1 re
WHERE
re.id > 621982999
AND re.id <= 884892348
ORDER BY
re.id
^
00:01:00|10.3.56.101|dbname2|BEGIN;declare "SQL_CUR00000000009CE140" cursor for SELECT id, cast(event_type_cd as character(4)) event_type_cd, CAST(event_ts AS DATE) event_ts, CAST(source_id AS character varying(100)) source_id, CAST(tx_id AS character varying(100)) tx_id, CAST(properties AS character varying(4000)) properties, CAST(source_type AS character(1)) source_type FROM table1 WHERE ID > 514725989 ORDER BY ID limit 500000;fetch 500000 in "SQL_CUR00000000009CE140"^
These are the output of sql results delimited by pipe (|). In order to identify new line I used ^ at the end of each row.
I want to get the output as:
1/00:29:01|10.3.57.60|parasol_ams| SELECT
re.id,
re.event_type_cd,
re.event_ts,
re.source_type,
re.source_id,
re.properties
FROM
table1 re
WHERE
re.id > 621982999
AND re.id <= 884892348
ORDER BY
re.id
2/00:01:00|10.3.56.101|parasol_sprint_tep|BEGIN;declare "SQL_CUR00000000009CE140" cursor for SELECT id, cast(event_type_cd as character(4)) event_type_cd, CAST(event_ts AS DATE) event_ts, CAST(source_id AS character varying(100)) source_id, CAST(tx_id AS character varying(100)) tx_id, CAST(properties AS character varying(4000)) properties, CAST(source_type AS character(1)) source_type FROM table1 WHERE ID > 514725989 ORDER BY ID limit 500000;fetch 500000 in "SQL_CUR00000000009CE140"
But when I am using:
cat file | awk -F '|' -v RS="^" '{ print FNR "/" $0 }'
I get:
1/00:29:01|10.3.57.60|parasol_ams| SELECT
re.id,
re.event_type_cd,
re.event_ts,
re.source_type,
re.source_id,
re.properties
FROM
table1 re
WHERE
re.id > 621982999
AND re.id <= 884892348
ORDER BY
re.id
2/
00:01:00|10.3.56.101|parasol_sprint_tep|BEGIN;declare "SQL_CUR00000000009CE140" cursor for SELECT id, cast(event_type_cd as character(4)) event_type_cd, CAST(event_ts AS DATE) event_ts, CAST(source_id AS character varying(100)) source_id, CAST(tx_id AS character varying(100)) tx_id, CAST(properties AS character varying(4000)) properties, CAST(source_type AS character(1)) source_type FROM table1 WHERE ID > 514725989 ORDER BY ID limit 500000;fetch 500000 in "SQL_CUR00000000009CE140"
3/

Answer 1

awk '/^\^/{next}/\|/{sub("^",++c"/")}1' file
awk -vRS='^' -F '|' '{sub("^\n","")}{printf "%s/TIME:%s HOST:%s DB:%s SQL:%s",FNR,$1,$2,$3,$4}' file