04-23-2010
Eliminar lineas con ******
Hola. Tengo un problema. En un archivo tengo distintos campos y en alguno de ellos y en alguna linea me aparecen ******.
ej:
hola 0.1 ****** 85
adios 1.2 9650 23
gracias 2 ****** 54
bye 87 5666 89
hi 12 544 90
Me gustaría eliminar las líneas que contienen los asteriscos, y que la salida fuera:
adios 1.2 9650 23
bye 87 5666 89
hi 12 544 90
He intentado sed /******/d file pero no me funciona. Alguna idea? Gracias
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