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How to select lines in unix matches a pattern at a particular position
I have huge file. I want to copy the lines which have first character as 2 or 7, and also which has fist two characters as 90. I need only these records from file. How I can acheive this. Can somebody help me.....
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10-06-2006
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egrep "^[27]|^90" filename
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