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# 15  
Old 04-02-2008
Thanks so much.i really appreciate it. was help up for so many days.


Just one last thing , now the result is

PBX TYPE:IDC4,L14
PBX TYPE:IDC3,L12
PBX TYPE:IDC5,L13

What can i do to remove PBX TYPE: so that i have only

IDC4,L14
IDC3,L12
IDC5,L13
i can do a cut of this result again but can't we specify the elimination of the result in sed itself?

Thnx againSmilie

Regards,
Sandeep
# 16  
Old 04-02-2008
Change "-c8-40" to "-c17-40" !!!

Don't you ever want to know how UNIX-Commands work?
# 17  
Old 04-02-2008
Thanks again, I will do the change. I am so soryy to have troubled you so much. I am trying to and i have written some scripts as well. Those were using very easy commands and they look very amatuer. I am doing some googling and studying but since i have to spend most of my time with office work i am doing this outside my office timmings on interest. Also there is no one guiding as well. Thanks and with help of people like you one day i hope i can give solutions to others like you are doing

Thanks again

Regards,
Sandeep
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