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Grep or other ways to output line above and/or below searched line
Hi all,
Would like to know how I could search for a string 'xyz' but have the output show the line plus the line above and/or below all lines found. eg. search for xyz from file containing: abc 12345 asdf xyz asdfds wwwww kjkjkj ppppp kkkxyz eeee zzzzz and the output to show: 12345 asdf xyz asdfds wwwww ppppp kkkxyz eeee option to only show line above or below or x number of lines above or below. preference to use script rather than something like perl... thanks...  
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Refer to this recent thread: how to get surrounding lines of grep result
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