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Search for text and print the next line
Hi,
I want to write a small script to search for a text in file and when its found I want to print the next line. I try to write that script but I could not manage it, I just write the following script the find the exact line but I want the next line. $ sed -n -e '/Form not/p' test.txt Form not created Form not created $ Regards, |
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