I thought that this was going to be quit simple using sed but i wasn't able to find a way to delete the second line of a text file if my pattern was not found in the line
With awk i am completly useless :rolleyes:
Any ideas?
I thought that this was going to be quit simple using sed but i wasn't able to find a way to delete the second line of a text file if my pattern was not found in the line
With awk i am completly useless :rolleyes:
Any ideas?
kindly give the input and the desired output
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use below , and write the code as you can see it in below (same syntax) :-
sed ' 2 {
/Pattern/ !d
}
' input.txt
BR
Thanks ahmad.diab!!!
Your command worked fine
sed '2{/pattern/!d}'
(!) is telling sed what not to look for... is that correct?
Thanks again