Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi Guys.

I guess I have a very basic query but stuck with it

I have a file in which I want to extract particular content. The content is between standard format like :
Verify stats
A=0
B=12
C=34
TEST Failed

Now I want to extract data between "Verify stats" & "TEST Failed" but do not want these two words in the output.
Can someone help with the regex expression to do that ?

Thanks
Ratnesh

Try if this is working for you.

Code:

awk '!/(Verify stats|TEST Failed)/ { print $0 } '

Or:

Code:

 awk '/TEST Failed/{flag=0}flag;/Verify stats/{flag=1}' inputFile

Through sed..

Code:

sed -n '/Verify/,/TEST/{/Verify/d;/TEST/d;p}' inputfile > outfile

Code:

# sed -n '/^Verify/,/^TEST/{;/TEST\|Verify/!p;}' file1

Code:

# awk '/^Verify/{next;getline txt};  $txt !~ /^TEST/ ' file1

This is not working if we have a further line exist in the file. i.e.after "TEST Failed" .

Code:

# awk '/^Verify/{next;getline txt};  $txt !~ /^TEST/ ; $txt ~ /^TEST/{exit}' infile