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If the user can only search within the same year and you have already edited the input data:
#!/usr/bin/ksh
typeset -i mMM mDD mDDto
mMM=${monS}
while [[ ${mMM} -le ${monE} ]]; do
if [[ ${mMM}...

POSIX shell:
VAR1='me you him her'
VAR2='you me him'
for w in $VAR1; do
if ! echo "$VAR2" | grep -q "$w" ; then
changed=1
...

If it's ok without sed, shell can do it too:

$> VAR='/US/fwadmnyc05-ezone.us.db.com/nj02ga03e2y39a/http_log.nj02ga03e2y39a.2009.11.16.01.01.03.274.gz'
$> echo ${VAR##*/}
$>...

echo '/dir1/dir2/maybeotherDIRS/http_log.SOMENAME.2010.05.01.00.45.00.230.gz' | sed -e 's#.*/##' -e 's#[^0-9][^0-9]*[.]\([0-9][0-9.][0-9.]*\)[.].*#\1#'

This command gives the 6 characters after the word access:
sed -e 's/.*access\(......\).*/\1/'