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Cheers guys that worked a treat :)

I have tried using this one

sed -f sed_file Input_File
but it says it cannot be parsed

rdcwayx (https://www.unix.com/members/302014515.html) thanks but it has to be specific to these as there...

Hi,

I have 200 lines of sed commands in a shellscript


sed s/TSTARTO2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_1/TSTARTO2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_24/g
sed s/O2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_1/O2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_24/g
sed...

your a genius great work thank you!

Hi,

I have code which is like this

<TABLE name="UsageDetail_24>
<ROW>
<Date24><![CDATA[25 May 11]]></Date24>
<Time24><![CDATA[12:56:19]]></Time24>...

The problems I were having were that the at the end of each line there was a ^M which I hadn't noticed until I opened the file by chance in vi editor. Have now solved my problems.
Thanks alot for...

that didn't work sorry its needs to do the exact same thing as before but now the file no long has line numbers on it

P.S I mean that the input file has no line numbers on it, not that I want them...

Many thanks for all your help!

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Could you let me know just one more thing, which part of that code...

I have just created a file with just that sample in it and the output I got was correct like you said it
however, when I use it on the larger file it doesn't seem to work :s
the line numbers go...

Unfortunately that isn't working :(
I tried cutting out the line numbers and then doing it but it still doesn't remove anything from the script

want to remove

112 <TABLE name="something>
113 <ROW>
123 </ROW>
124 </TABLE>
125 <TABLE name="somethingelse>
126 <ROW>
129 </ROW>
130 </TABLE>


want to keep

493 <TABLE...

Sorry that didn't work I will try and be more clearer.

the (ln number) bit is the line number no brackets. There are also bits in the text which has <TABLE name=...> but when it isn't followed 3...

Hi,
I need to search for a multiple line pattern and remove it

the pattern is search for

(ln number) <TABLE name=*>


and if 3 lines below that the line is

(ln number) </TABLE>

...

worked a dream, thanks a lot for your time

No the tag name word changes from line to line

the code at the moment is

(line number) <word1><![CDATA[something]]></>
(line number) <word2><![CDATA[something]]></>
(line number) ...

Sorry it is this one


(line number) <word1><![CDATA[something]]><word1/>
(line number) <word2><![CDATA[something]]><word2/>
(line number) <word3><![CDATA[something]]><word3/>

however...

just word1 as the last tag sorry my bad it was a type

I have edited now to make amends

I have an xml file where every line which has the word CDATA in it follows this pattern

(line number) <word1><![CDATA[something]]></>I need only these lines editing so that the end result is that...

Still not quite there :(

I don't think ive been incredibly clear thats my fault but the A B C etc are not actually that in the file I need the script to be able to work when these are different...

I'm having a little trouble, this is my fault as i got the code slightly wrong

line number <A="B/C/D"/><E="F" G="H"><![[I]]></

I forgot to mention the line number is in it which i need keeping...

One more question i promise :)

I have this

<A="B/C/D"/><E="F" G="H"><![I]]></

and i need to get rid of the last bit <![I]]></ and also move the / from the end of the first <> to the end of...

thanks alot the awk one worked a dream :)

great work
:D

Hi,
I have a file as such

1 <text1><text2></
2 <text3><text4></
3 <text5><text6></
4 <text7><text8></

I need is so the first bit of text in the line is at the end as its xml so

1 ...

Hi,
I need to edit an xml file as such
<B="A"><![C]]></B>

so that the output is

<A><![C]]></A>


This is a massive xml file and the A B and C are always different however the output...

Thanks alot for that it worked a treat :)