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Lines between m=1 and the following occurrence of the string:
awk '/#ZENCO/ {if (++c>m) exit; next} (c==m)' m=1 abc.txt

Unix sed needs a ; before a }
If the list is already sorted you don,t need another sort.
Another solution
awk 'p; /ORDERS.bmk/ {p=1}'

sed -n '/ORDERS.bmk/,$ {/ORDERS.bmk/!p}' file | sort -t_ -nk2,2

Hi eskay,

For an example to find 19 years old file:

y=19;t=`echo $y*365|bc`;find . -type f -mtime +"$t" -exec ls -l {} \;

-rwxrw-r-x 1 root sys 695 May 10 1994 ./file1...

Hi

$ awk -F= '/file1/{print $2}' inpfile
ABCD_OUT_XYZ_CC_20121016170653


Guru.

awk -F"=" '/file1/ { print $2 } ' cc_abcd_jcl.txt

OK, see if this works:
awk '/<TABLE/{print RS}NR>1' infile | awk 'BEGIN{print "ID|XML"} {$1=$4"|"$1}1' RS=
A prerequisite is that the id tags are always in the right order within that table,...