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# 8  
Old 11-13-2009
If awk is allowed Smilie

Code:
awk '/^dn/ && gsub("ou=","ou=")==3' file

# 9  
Old 11-13-2009
Ok using a better example:

My aim is to print the rows with 3 ous and 3rd ou should not contain a comma. Following is the sample file:

# cat ou_comma_eg.ldif
Quote:
dn:ou=~,='<>:;",ou=Company,ou=Personal,o=paragkalra.com
dn:cn=CEO,ou=[]{}!@#%*,ou=Company,ou=Personal,o=paragkalra.com
dn:ou=76884580,ou=Company,ou=Personal,o=paragkalra.com
dn:ou=People,ou=76884580,ou=Company,ou=Personal,o=paragkalra.com
dn:ou=Groups,ou=76884580,ou=Company,ou=Personal,o=paragkalra.com
So I executed
# grep -i '^dn:\(ou=[^,]\+,\)\{1\}ou=Company,ou=Personal,o=paragkalra.com' ou_comma_eg.ldif
Quote:
dn:ou=76884580,ou=Company,ou=Personal,o=paragkalra.com
As you can see first 2 rows were not printed as it contained a comma and last 2 rows were not printed as it has 4 ous. Hence only 3rd row was printed.
# 10  
Old 11-13-2009
Ah! OK!

That is different than your first requirement (in your first post on this topic). Now I understand Smilie
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