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11-17-2008
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How do I search first&second string & copy all content between them to other file?
Hi All,
How do I search first string & second string and copy all content between them from one file to another file? Please help me.. Thanks In Advance. Regards, Pankaj |
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11-17-2008
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Probably easier ways, but...
I would guess that there is a simpler solution with awk, but the following code uses sed, tr and grep -- three of my favorites -- to solve this.
Code:
> cat file73 blah blah ABC 123 456 789 DEF yech yech > sed "s/^ABC/#ABC/" <file73 | sed "s/DEF$/DEF#/" | tr "\n" "~" | tr "#" "\n" | grep "^ABC" | tr "~" "\n" ABC 123 456 789 DEF |
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11-17-2008
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Hi,
wouldn't Code:
sed -n '/^ABC/,/^DEF/p' file HTH Chris |
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11-18-2008
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Hi
Hi All,
Thanks for helping me but I am trying to search date. I mean my first string is like [11/10/08 8:43:58:610 EST] and second is [11/10/08 8:44:44:340 EST] and I want data between these tow lines(OR Strings). I have tried your commands for the strings its working fine but please help me in above case. THANKS |
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11-18-2008
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Have you tried the sed command above? It should be something like:
Code:
sed -n '/[11/10/08 8:43:58:610 EST]/,/[11/10/08 8:44:44:340 EST]/p' file > newfile |
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