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04-16-2007
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got another problem/question.... is there any way to use this command on a file in another directory/folder? like make a path to grep the file in a different directory.... thanks
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04-16-2007
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sed -n "/^ERROR/{N;N;N;p;}" /path_to_this_file/file
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