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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers SED command help Post 302142068 by sanjay singh on Wednesday 24th of October 2007 06:54:22 AM
Old 10-24-2007
This is some sample data of my file.
<EQROW CHG="U" KEY="22" ><EFFECT EFFRG="00122323"></EFFECT>
<EIN> 14XE </EIN>
<PARTDESC>ANN EMER ELECPWR/RAT/
&amp;
/EMER GEN</PARTDESC>
<LOCATION><ZONE>211</ZONE>
</LOCATION>
<HDIAGNBR><REFEXT REFMAN="SSM" REFLOC="24-24/02" REFMODEL="A319/A320" REFSPL="2D671">SSM 24-24/02</REFEXT>
</HDIAGNBR>
</EQROW>
<EXTWROW CHG="U" KEY="23" ><EFFECT EFFRG="02399 "></EFFECT>
<ACTWIRE><WIRE><WIRECODE><WIRENBR>2121-5047</WIRENBR>
<WIREAWG>24</WIREAWG>
</WIRECODE>
<WIRERTE>1M</WIRERTE>
</WIRE>
<TERMNBR>
&amp;
C</TERMNBR>
<TERMPNR>EN3155-019F2018</TERMPNR>
</ACTWIRE>
</EXTWROW>
<EXTWROW CHG="U" KEY="2317743">
<ACTWIRE><WIRE><WIRECODE><WIRENBR>2121-5047</WIRENBR>
<WIREAWG>24</WIREAWG>
</WIRECODE>
<WIRERTE>1M</WIRERTE>
</WIRE>
<TERMNBR>
&lt;
C</TERMNBR>
<TERMPNR>EN3155-019F2018</TERMPNR>
</ACTWIRE>
</EXTWROW>

Like this in whole file those character are spread. I want to remove the etxra line associated with them, and also retaing those value(&amp;&lt; ect.).
 

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