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gave me what I needed. So I guess it must be because of the slash in the params?

Thanks for all your help everyone

if anything works. Here are 2 more ways I have done it without success.


sed -n "/${FILENAME}/,/${FILENAME2}/,p"

and

sed -n "/$FILENAME/,/$FILENAME2/,p"


I get this error
First RE may...

FILENAME="/sybase_dumps/NXB_FDA_BACKUP/physdumps/reload_script_test20061130115518.dmp"
FILENAME2="/sybase_dumps/NXB_FDA_BACKUP/physdumps/reload_script_test20061201095324.dmp"

sed -n...

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