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03-21-2007
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Filter using awk
Hi,
I need to filter the output of a command and display omitting the first 6 lines and the last two lines..How can i do this using awk. command | awk ' NR > 7' will omitt the first 6 lines but dont know how to omit the last two lines.. can anyone help? 
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03-21-2007
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Check this
Strip 3 header lines and 4 trailer lines
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03-21-2007
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Another tweak....
But not a good way to follow..if the file is very very big..as it reads the file twice.. awk 'NR>6 {print $0}' new | tac | awk 'NR>2 {print $0}'
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