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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Grab text after pattern on the same line Post 302994132 by durden_tyler on Sunday 19th of March 2017 03:31:25 PM
Old 03-19-2017
RudiC's solution above works on my Solaris as well, which I think has non-GNU sed.

Code:
$ 
$ uname -a
SunOS solaris11-3 5.11 11.3 i86pc i386 i86pc
$ 
$ cat -n data.txt
     1    8iW5iPACIb5fafafEU24f3EOOjpakx6VwxBX+NafafxJMWX8iW5iPACIb5fafafEU24f3EOOjpakx6VwxBX+NafafxJMWX8iW5i
     2    PACIb5fafafEU24f3EOOjpakx6VwxBX+NafafxJMWX8iW5iPACIb5fafafEU24f3EOOjpakx6VwxBX+
     3    8nwR15UzfeZafaf2bGr8akx6VwxBX+NafafxJMWX8iW5iPACIb5fafafEU24f3EOOjp
     4    lVpOoMLXJ   BUNLOES="343433434343mgg3383028383983mgg383827173494"  #BGLOFaakx6VwxBX+NafafxJMWX
     5    8iW5iPACIb5fafafEU24f3EOOjpakx6VwxBX+NafafxJMWX8iW5iPACIb5fafafEU24f3EOOjpakx6VwxBX+NafafxJMWX8iW5i
     6    PACIb5fafafEU24f3EOOjpakx6VwxBX+NafafxJMWX8iW5iPACIb5fafafEU24f3EOOjpakx6VwxBX+NafafxJMWX8iW5iPAC
     7    Ib5fafafEU24f3EOOjp
$ 
$ /usr/bin/sed -n '/^.*BUNLOES="/{s///;s/".*$//; s/mgg/\
/g;p;}' data.txt
343433434343
3383028383983
383827173494
$ 
$ /usr/xpg4/bin/sed -n '/^.*BUNLOES="/{s///;s/".*$//; s/mgg/\
/g;p;}' data.txt
343433434343
3383028383983
383827173494
$ 
$

I agree with drl that the OP should take stock of the systems and tools (s)he will be working with, in order to determine the portability of the solution.
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largefile(5)                                            Standards, Environments, and Macros                                           largefile(5)

NAME
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