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Sure:

Hi Litu,

awk '
/Policy Name/,/End of Policy/ { # from lines that contain "Policy Name" to lines that contain "End of Policy"
next # stop...

awk '/Policy Name/{f=1;next}/End of Policy/{f=0;next}!f&&NF' filename

Try range expressions:
awk '/Policy Name/,/End of Policy/{next}NF' file

or, preserving the empty lines outside the range:
sed '/Policy Name/,/End of Policy/d' file

I could help Scrutinizer trying to explain the example with sed.

sed '/Policy Name/,/End of Policy/d' file


To find text you put it between / /
So if you want to find some text you can do it...

I understand. How about:
PATTERN="^[[:blank:]]*\*\.debug[[:blank:]]*@vxhgt-hskhng02"

small modification to PATTERN makes it work:PATTERN="*.debug[[:blank:]]*@vxhgt-hskhng02"
grep $PATTERN file
*.debug @vxhgt-hskhng02

There is a typo in my last post. There should have been no space in the assignment operation.


# cat testIn
abc.conf
authpriv.* /var/log/secure...

Hello,

Here is an awk utility for same.


awk 'gsub(/\,$/,X) 1' file_name



Output will be as follows.


Name,age,gender,location
Joel,18,M,Newyork
Monoj,21,M,Japan...