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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers SED command help Post 302141885 by sanjay singh on Tuesday 23rd of October 2007 07:41:08 AM
Old 10-23-2007
SED script help needed
I tried with your suggestion but i m getting the following error message:-
I m running sed command stored in one file. I write the one suggested with you as-

1. When i put the script:

/^<PARTDESC/{N;N;s/\n&amp;\n\([^<]*\)/\&\1\/;}

I get the following error message:
sed: FSUM7296 newline or end of file found in pattern

2. when i tries putting it like-
s/^<PARTDESC/{N;N;s/\n&amp;\n\([^<]*\)/\&\1\/;}

I get the following error:-
FSUM7294 garbage after command.

and the same error with this also:-

s/^<PARTDESC/{N;N;s/\n&amp;\n\([^<]*\)/\&\1\/;}/



Please suggest me what mistake I m doing.
 

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