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Print Selection of Line between two Identifiers.
I have a following containing DATA in the following format:
[START1] DATA....------ --------------- -------------- [END1] DATA.....------ -------------------- ------------------ [START1] DATA....------ --------------- -------------- [END1] I want to extract the selective DATA in between identifiers [START1] and [END1] including starting identifier i.e, [START1] as depicted below: [START1] DATA....------ --------------- -------------- [START1] DATA....------ --------------- -------------- Please help me with this.Thanks! |
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