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how about - assuming the is sorted temporally and the to/from recods are present in the file...

awk -v f='05/21/18' -v t='05/23/18' '$1==f,$1==t' myFile

In more complex expressions, where everything in quotes is too cumbersome, the shell variable references should be in quotes nevertheless (where the quotes must appear in the shell context, so the...

Your samples in post#5 show a TOTALLY different picture that you have in post#1!

Within single quotes, the shell does NOT expand variables, so sed 's/$a/$b/g' tries to replace the string constant...

Hello gotamp,

You are passing variables to the script, so could you please try following(haven't tested though).

/usr/bin/sed 's/'${a}'/'${b}'/g' /user/iomaint/tempo/gtm/sed/filetosedreplace...

Hello gotamp,

If I am seeing it correctly you have space in between #! and /bin/ksh in your shebang, try without the space as #!/bin/ksh and let me know how it goes then.

Thanks,
R. Singh

Seems like alternation doesn't work on your solaris sed. Try

echo "<value>WEB_USER</value>" | sed 's/<value>//;s/<\/value>//'
WEB_USER

Hello mohtashims,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps.

echo "<value>WEB_USER</value>" | sed 's/<value>//g;s/<\/value>//g'
Output will be as follows.

WEB_USER
...

For these two lines of input, any of the following will select only the 2nd line:
grep '^Rome' togrep
grep 'e$' togrep
grep 'o i' togrep
If there is other input that needs to be rejected, or...

grep Romeo.*Rome gotamp.txt

When you say you have tried all possible greps, I find that hard to believe. Please show us what you have tried.

Is this a homework assignment?

Hi, try:
sed 's/=\*/=Z/g' file

You last attempt (sed 's!\=\*!\=Z!g' file) should have worked even though the backslash escapes of the = sign are unnecessary and so it could be reduced to:
sed...

try also:
sed 's/= /=Z/g' infile

Hello gotamp,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps you.

awk -vLINE="setenv PRICESEQ \"/invest1/iomaint/seqfiles/SHARED.CARDLIB\"" '/^setenv SEQFILES/{print $0 ORS...

Hello gotamp,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps you.
Let's say following is the Input_file.

cat Input_file
200,1245,E1,1,E1,,7611068,KWH,30, ,,,,,,,,...

I learnt sed here (http://www.catonmat.net/blog/sed-one-liners-explained-part-one/) (but I read something before - this (http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html) is good.)

GNU sed with "-E" (or -r - they are the same) option

For solaris this should work

sed 's!^\([^:]*\):[^=]*=\(.*\)!\1 \2!'

This should suffice:
grep '*[DXM]' file

Given the other character patterns on the lines, it may be better to anchor it to the two forward slashes:
grep '/\*[DXM]/' file

Hello gotamp,

You could try following solutions for same.
1st Solution:

grep -e '\*M' -e '\*D' -e '\*X' Input_file
Output will be as follows.

C/*M/ / ***HMACCT ** MONTH FOR...