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Hi ,

I have a huge file like this

=245 this is testing
=035 abc123
=245 this is testing1
=035 abc124
=245 this is testing2
=035 abc125
=035 abc126
=245 this is testing3

here i have to pull out those lines having two =035 instead of alternative 035 and 245 i.e extract abc125 and abc126. any command or script for this . please help

Regards
uma

So if two lines begin the same then pull out those values? Or if two lines are exactly =035, then extract the rest of the line? Or if any number of consecutive lines are =035 then print out them all? Give this a go:

Code:

awk 'last==$1 { if (value) print value; print $2; value=""; next; } { last=$1;value=$2 }' filename.txt

Try:

Code:

awk '/035/ { f++; s=s" "$2; } !/035/ {f=0;s="";} f==2 { print s; }' file

Hi Otheus & Dennis

Thanks a lot !!!.It works accordingly.Once again Thanks for the timely help.

Regards
Uma

I almost feel good about this. I still have no idea what umapearl really wanted

Thats funny...

umapearl looks for consecutive lines containing 035 and take the 2nd column of it.. [Or am I got it wrong???]

Hi Otheus & Denny,

Ya Denny is wright

I think little amendment is required, dono if possible

=245 this is testing
=035 abc123
=245 this is testing1
=035 abc124
=245 this is testing2
=035 abc125
=035 abc126
=245 this is testing3
=035 abc127
=035 abc128
=035 abc129
=245 this is testing 4

Here it is extracting abc125,abc126 ,abc127,abc128,abc129 but it should not extract abc126 and abc129 because it is followed by =245 line.

Appreciate your time

Regards
uma