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Old 02-20-2006
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Greping certain lines
One of my outout is like this as shown below. How can I grep only the lines after the line "Affected files ...". No of lines after the line "Affected files ..." may vary.

$ cat file_A

Change 149133 by csaha@test_depo_csaha on 2006/02/08 01:40:57 *pending*

This is to test change #

Affected files ...

... //depot/users/csaha/chirantan/R&D1.doc#1 edit
... //depot/users/csaha/my-scripts/ecmsbuild.sh#2 edit
... //depot/users/csaha/my-scripts/eta noster gora.txt#1 add
... //depot/users/csaha/my-scripts/fs-dtls.sh#2 edit
... //depot/users/csaha/my-scripts/fs_usage_monitor.sh#2 edit
... //depot/users/csaha/my-scripts/server_info.sh#2 edit
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You could do this.

Code:
sed -n -e '/Affected files/,$p' | grep needle
It will gather all lines from "Affected files" till end of file.
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Thanks for the code dude

Only this was enough

Code:
$ cat file_A | sed -n -e '/Affected files/,$p' 
Affected files ...
 
... //depot/users/csaha/chirantan/R&D1.doc#1 edit
... //depot/users/csaha/my-scripts/ecmsbuild.sh#2 edit
... //depot/users/csaha/my-scripts/eta noster gora.txt#1 add
... //depot/users/csaha/my-scripts/fs-dtls.sh#2 edit
... //depot/users/csaha/my-scripts/fs_usage_monitor.sh#2 edit
... //depot/users/csaha/my-scripts/server_info.sh#2 edit
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Code:
cat file_A | sed -n -e '/Affected files/,$p'
That is a UUOC

Code:
sed -n -e '/Affected files/,$p' file_A
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UUOC means ?
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See this - UUOC
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