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I did a quick search on this error and it seems that the most common cause of this error is if you are out of file system space.

So check your file system utilization.

Or, using grep:
$ grep "^[^ ]\+ [^ ]\+ erine " temp.x
WWW278545G0240 P.he_model_v1.0 erine 119238 121805 . - . ID=PH01000000G0240;Description="zinc finger, C3HC4 type domain containing protein,...

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If it has to be the third column, grep erinealone would not do. Try awk '$3=="erine" {print}' file

Should you want the entire file, incl....

vgersh99, I see there is one line which is not starting with >string hence I didn't use '/^>string/...

awk '/^>string/ {$0=$1}1' myFile

awk '/string[0-9]/{$2="";}1' file

awk '/string_/{$0=$1}1' input.txt > output.txt

try this:


awk '/string/ {print $1; next} {print $0}' inputfilename > outputfilename

You can use tar command with the directory name..

Sorry, I misread your question. Good answers have been offered already.

tar -cvf backup.tar backup
gzip backup.tar

Now you will have backup.tar.gz

Here it is
tar -cvzf filename.gz filename

What about records that have "model" value 0 ?
If you want to update those to 0 (in other words, keep them as they are), or if you are sure such values won't occur in your data, then your UPDATE...

Try the below example:
$ cat t
string0 positive cd parent=string0 id =121 string0
string0 negative ef parent= string0 id =121 string0

$ sed 's/^string0\t/char7\t/' t
char7 positive cd...

What does your data look like exactly?



Is there or is there not a space before the numeric sequence begins? jim's solution won't give you a numerical sort in either case, but elixir's will if...

This will sort the file:


sort -k 1n,1 input-file >output-file


If you want only column one in the output:

awk '{print $1;}' input-file |sort -k 1n,1 >output-file