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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Using REGEX within SED range search Post 302324387 by danmauer on Wednesday 10th of June 2009 03:03:23 PM
Old 06-10-2009
Using REGEX within SED range search
test data:

Quote:
typeset lfile_selection_count=${1}
typeset lcyclename_suffix=_cycle${lfile_selection_count}
CONNECT TO ${Gdb2instance_ar} user ${Gdb2user} using XXXXXXXX;
UPDATE COMMAND OPTIONS USING p OFF;
UPDATE COMMAND OPTIONS USING s ON;
LIST COMMAND OPTIONS;
alter table ${Gmdsschema}.PLN_RV_SM activate not logged initially;
INSERT into ${Gmdsschema}.PLN_RV_SM
SELECT
a11.CLNDR_MTH_ID,
FROM
${Gmdsschema}.PLN_RV_SM a11
;
alter table ${Gmdsschema}.PLN_RV_SM activate not logged initially;
INSERT into ${Gmdsschema}.PLN_RV_SM
SELECT a11.CLNDR_MTH_ID,
a11.CMPNY_GRP_CD
FROM
${Gmdsschema}.PLN_RV_SM a11
;

Code:

Code:
 
sed -n '/^[ ]*[Ss][Ee][Ll][Ee][Cc][Tt][ ]*$*/,/;/{/;/G;p;}'

What i'm trying to do with the above regex (in bleu)
  • identify upper/lower case select only when
    • select is at the beginning of the line OR preceded by a space
    • select is followed by a space or is at the end of the line.
so that i would pick up the data in GREEN and not the text in RED

I thank you in advance for your time.
 

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