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As you can see, you get
cr lf
so
/Operator$/
never match

You can try this way
# Get parameters from command line
while getopts "b:r:w:f" opt; do
case "$opt" in
b)
BankName=${OPTARG}
;;&
r)
Region=${OPTARG}
...

You can try this sed too
sed '/^$/!{h;s/.*[Ff][Rr][Oo][Mm] \([^ ;]*\).*/PROMPT \1/;G;}' infile

You can try
tr -s '"' infile

If you don(t want the output of return.sh
no need of :
: [...]
The null command. Exit status is set to zero.
you can try this way
./return.sh >/dev/null;echo reply is $?

You can use sed for this task.
start='abc'
end='def'
search1='123'
search2='456'
sed '/^'"${start}"'/!d;:A;N;/\n'"${end}"'/!bA;/'"${search1}"'/bB;/'"${search2}"'/!d;:B' infile

You can also try with sed.
sed -n '/<CompoundName>/!d;n;/InChI=/p' infile

You can use this sed too
sed -E '
:A
N
$!bA
s/(.*)(union all)(.*)/\1;\3/
' infile

This way, you look for a number with 5 digits.
Starting with 2, the second digit can be 3, 4 or 5
the third digit can be 1, 0 or 3 and so on
You must use the | (or) to catch what you need.
sed -E...

Yes we can.
But give a representative input and expected output.
And give also what you have try to resolve your problem.

The requirement change ?:confused:
Just add " around 2[345]

You can use sed too
For the first requirement
sed -E 's/([^,]*)(,[^,]*,[^,]*,)(2[345],)(.*)/b\2\3\4/' infileIf a is always the first field
sed -E 's/a(,[^,]*,[^,]*,)(2[345],)(.*)/b\1\2\3/'...

With sed
sed -E '/Offer/{h;s/.*"(.*)">/\1/;x;};/Description/G;s/(.*>)(.*>)\n(.*)/\1\3_\2/' infile

You can use sed too.
If the data don't contain _
sed 's/(/_/g;:A;s/\([^_]*\)\(.*\)_\([^_]*\)/\1(\3 \2/;tA;s/ / /g;s/ / /g;s/ $//' infile

Hi,
If i understand correctly ?
This sed command write in a file all text under ..1618 and ..1618.
sed -E '/([^|]*\|){5}1618$/!d;:A;N;/\n([^|]*\|){4}1618$/!bA;w savefile' infile

Many tanks.
I don't know this type of back reference too
s/"*\([^|"]*\)"*/X\1X/3
^

Hi,
Thanks to reply but sorry, my question was too short.
So, I try to explain my non-understanding.

If infile contain a line like that
abc|123"|gh-ch"|23.067"with this command line
sed...

You can try this one too
sed -n '/START/{N;/LINUX/{:A;N;/END/!bA;p;q}}' infile

Hi,
I think this one with sed is ok.
sed 's/^/"/;s/\([^|]\)\([|]\)\([^|]\)/\1"\2"\3/g;s/$/"/;s/""/"/g' infileI don't understand this one from Scrutinizer in #3
sed 's/"*\([^|"]*\)"*/"\1"/g'...

Hi
How about
while read line;do echo ${line%_*};done<lefile

Hi, try
RS="[^\"Mr.\"][.?!]"

Hi
With awk
awk 'BEGIN{FS="[><]";RS="<Country code="}/^$/{next};{gsub("\"","",$1);print "Country - "$1"\n"$1" "$4"\n"$1" "$8 }' inputfile

Hi,
Your awk script is'nt ok here.
I must change the first line.

/^#[0-9][0-9]*$/ {
uname -a
Linux debian-linux 4.11.0-1-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.11.6-1 (2017-06-19) x86_64 GNU/Linux
awk -Wv...