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editing a file via a shell script ??
Morning All: I know this might be easy but since I don't do this very often I get stumped real quick... Sun box Solaris 8 ksh...
I need to edit a file via a shell script. In this file I need to locate one specific line and then remove that line plus the next 20 line below that.... Any suggestions on where to start?? I could use sed to search for the first line in question.. but not sure what to do after that. |
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