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delete string in a text file leaving the first occurrence
Hi,
How can i delete the second and subsequent occurrence of a particular string from a file ? eg) test.txt cattle bat battle mat matter cattle cattle my output file should be cattle bat battle mat matter I am new to unix and your advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, gops |
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