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05-22-2006
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Help needed - shell scripting
I have a file that has text in the format below
ABC / Some text / ABC / Some text / ABC / Some text / ABC / Some text / ABC / Some text / How can I seperate the text between a pair of 'ABC' into seperate files ??? any information would be of great help. Thanks 
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#2
05-22-2006
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Do you mean you want to create a file that is minus all the ABC's?
Code:
grep -v 'ABC' oldfile > newfile
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#4
05-22-2006
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Code:
#/bin/ksh
let filecnt=0
while read record
do
if [ `echo $record | grep -q '^ABC'` -ne 0 ] ; then
echo "$record" > newfile"$filecnt"
let filecnt=$filecnt + 1
fi
done < oldfile
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#5
05-22-2006
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If same output can be achieved with sed?
Hi,
Out of interest, is possible to redirect the same output with sed to textfile.$count? using branching (b), hold space or whatsoever is available in sed to output different sections from one file to more than files? Regards, Tayyab
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#7
05-22-2006
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Perhaps use awk...
Code:
$ < infile awk '/ABC/{c++; next} {print > "outfile." c}'
$ head outfile.*
==> outfile.1 <==
/ Some text /
==> outfile.2 <==
/ Some text /
==> outfile.3 <==
/ Some text /
==> outfile.4 <==
/ Some text /
==> outfile.5 <==
/ Some text /
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