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Old 11-18-2009
Need help with extracting records from unix file

Hi,

Please help, Input file is on Linux box and the input file has data in just one line with 1699741696 characters.

Sample Input:
<xml><document coll="uspatfull" version="0"><CMSdoc>xxxantivirus <tag1>1</tag1></CMSdoc></document><document coll="uspatfull" version="0"><CMSdoc>yyy<tag1> a</tag1></CMSdoc></document>><document coll="uspatfull" version="0"><CMSdoc>likeavirusesxxx<tag1>aaa</tag1></CMSdoc></document></xml>

Output should be:
If data like "virus" appears anywhere between the document tags we need that in the output.

<xml><document coll="uspatfull" version="0"><CMSdoc>xxxantivirus <tag1>1</tag1></CMSdoc></document><document coll="uspatfull" version="0"><CMSdoc>likeavirusesxxx<tag1>aaa</tag1></CMSdoc></document></xml>

Thanks!
 

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GBSEQGET(1)						     NCBI Tools User's Manual						       GBSEQGET(1)

NAME
gbseqget - format sequences from GenBank as an XML GBSet SYNOPSIS
gbseqget [-] [-d filename] [-i filename] [-m n/p/b] [-n] [-o filename] [-v] DESCRIPTION
gbseqget retrieves biological sequence data from GenBank (according to an input list of GI accession numbers) and prints it out as an XML GBSet document. OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below. - Print usage message -d filename Input file name for date list (desired accessions, one per line, followed by a blank line and a list of allowed dates, also one per line) -i filename Input file name for GI list (default = stdin) -m n/p/b Molecule type: n Nucleotide (default) p Protein b Both -n Return only new records (for which the given GI refers to an old version) -o filename Output file name for the XML GBSet (default = stdout) -v Fetch SNP Variations NOTES
The GBSet format is deprecated in favor of INSDSet, which you can produce by running insdseqget in place of gbseqget. AUTHOR
The National Center for Biotechnology Information. SEE ALSO
asn2gb(1), insdseqget(1). NCBI
2006-04-14 GBSEQGET(1)
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