01-30-2009
Thanks lot its really nice awk....
But you are right i have WARNING also in between in the file.
I tried with the command like this
awk '/ERROR/,/INFO/||/WARNING/{ if( $0 !~ /INFO/ || /WARNING/ )print }' infile
But getting warning line also in output, any idea, am i missing anything?
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SYNOPSIS
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