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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting To add a new line with specific text after the pattern is found using sed Post 302754697 by smarlaku on Friday 11th of January 2013 01:45:23 AM
Old 01-11-2013
To add a new line with specific text after the pattern is found using sed
hi guys,

im trying to add the following line in my xml file
Code:
<dbrollbacksegs <oa_var="s_db_rollback_segs">NOROLLBACK</dbrollbacksegs>

when ever i find the following line
Code:
<dbsharedpool oa_var="s_dbsharedpool_size">300000000</dbsharedpool>

I have succedded till adding a new line after the above searched pattern but not able to insert my specifc part (NOROLLBACK)

Code:
users/oracle> cat  file
    <dbsharedpool oa_var="s_dbsharedpool_size">300000000</dbsharedpool>
/users/oracle > sed 's/dbsharedpool>/&\n/g' file
         <dbsharedpool oa_var="s_dbsharedpool_size">300000000</dbsharedpool>

/users/oracle >

But my Output should be something like this
Code:
/users/oracle > sed 's/dbsharedpool>/&\n/g' file
         <dbsharedpool oa_var="s_dbsharedpool_size">300000000</dbsharedpool>
         <oa_var="s_db_rollback_segs">NOROLLBACK</dbrollbacksegs>
/users/oracle >

Pls help
 

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