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02-07-2008
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search string
Hi ,
I need to right a script in which I need to search for a string, which is at 11th column fields saperated by "|" and delete all the lines from the file which contains that string . Please help 
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02-07-2008
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Dear viv1,
try this awk -F'|' 'BEGIN{ while(getline < "filename1") { if ( $11 != <SEARCH STRING>) { print $0 } } }' >> filename2 filename1 will be ur input file and filename2 will be ur output file in which u'll redirect the output. "SEARCH STRING" will be the string u want to search for. Regards, Pankaj
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02-07-2008
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Code:
# awk -F"|" s="$searchstring" '$11!=s' file
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