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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Selective replace and delete Post 302958047 by sonia102 on Sunday 18th of October 2015 11:11:19 PM
Old 10-19-2015
Selective replace and delete
Hi
My input file looks like this:
Code:
>BAHMI01000090.1 Details of the shopping list  9800 item00090, whole set of listed artifacts and objects
>BAHMI01050012.1 Details of the shopping list  9800 item02310, whole set of listed artifacts and objects
>BAHMI01070078.1 Details of the shopping list  9800 item03340, whole set of listed artifacts and objects
>BAHMI01070121.1 Details of the shopping list  9800 item10010, whole set of listed artifacts and objects
>BAHMI01080450.1 Details of the shopping list  9800 item19000, whole set of listed artifacts and objects

Requird output:
Code:
>product00090
>product02310
>product03340
>product10010
>product19000

I tried doing this in 2 steps :

step 1 : using

Code:
sed 's/BAHMI01* Details of the shopping list  9800 item/product/g' inputfile> outputfile

I was expecting a result like

Code:
>product00090, whole set of listed artifacts and objects
>product02310, whole set of listed artifacts and objects
>product03340, whole set of listed artifacts and objects
>product10010, whole set of listed artifacts and objects
>product19000, whole set of listed artifacts and objects

But it didnt work.


Step2 was to use :

Code:
awk '/^>product/ {$0=$1}1' outputfile> outputfile2

But both my commands didn't yield required result

Could someone suggest?
 

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