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getting the stanza names if the pattern found
Hi Friends,
I have a file as below : machine1: abc xyz qwerty machine2: jkl mno machine3: hhh kkk qwerty Now ...i need to find all the stanza names that have the pattern "qwerty'" in it...( i need to get the output as machine1 and machine3 since qwerty pattern is found there). Can anybody share there knowledge in this? Thanks in advance Last edited by vijaya2006; 09-21-2007 at 10:07 AM.. Reason: error in the text |
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