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Extracting certain data from a sentence
How do I delete text in each line from the first character up to a certain pattern, ie. 'qmuser.' and then delete from the next occurence of a dot to the end of the sentence
For example: - LTSB Renewal Notice Travel Pack --- d \qmaster\spool1\qmuser.8664_LM245_20031216094308.ps.0 From this line of text I just what to return '8664_LM245_20031216094308' I've tried using Sed, but I guess I'm not doing it correctly |
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