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Shell scripting and SQL
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I have a file that has contents like this: SQL> select * from details; NAME REG -------------------- ---------- Mani 1 Santosh 2 Manju 3 Mukesh 4 SQL> spool off; I want to remove the first line'select * from details' and the last line 'spool off'. I also want to remove the lines 'Name Reg and the line below them' and also introduce a new field seperator between values. How can I do it. |
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