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Is sed the answer?
Hey, I am very new to scripting and could use a bit of help.
I have a situation where I have an ascii file and I want to delete all lines beneath a particular string. EXAMPLE: The contents of a file named example.txt looks like the following: JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Now I want to be able to run a command where it will delete all lines in the example.txt file beneath the "JUNE" line. I assume that this is pretty easy to do, but given my lack of experience I am having trouble figuring this out. Is sed the answer? If so, what would the exact command be given my example? The system I will run the command on is a Solaris 10 base install system with no 3rd-party packages installed. Thank you in advance!  - LaLonde |
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