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06-06-2007
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using variables in sed
a=2
sed -n "/${a}/p" list | cut -d "#" -f1 this dosen't print only second line..... how can it b done.... 
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06-07-2007
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Code:
a=2
sed -n "${a}p" list | cut -d "#" -f1
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