How to delete dynamic pattern

Dear Alll

     I have 16 columns,in my data file.In my 16th column i m getting unwanted data like /186.how to remove it.The value in 16th column is dynamic.

Data:
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25|1059530000|9305282846|355780600|100|1|0|4:UPE0|241|1|4121|2|0|100|100|14655/186
25|1059530001|9305282847|355780670|100|2|0|4:UPE0|241|1|4121|2|0|100|100|14655/184
8728|2040701618|9358642959|332661308|100|0|0|4:UPW0|243|1|4616|2|0|100|100|0/0
8728|2040701617|9358642958|332661253|100|2|0|4:UPW0|243|1|4616|2|2|100|100|14655/191

Thus i want to remove those Bolded data from the line.My output should be as follows.
25|1059530000|9305282846|355780600|100|1|0|4:UPE0|241|1|4121|2|0|100|100|14655
25|1059530001|9305282847|355780670|100|2|0|4:UPE0|241|1|4121|2|0|100|100|14655
8728|2040701618|9358642959|332661308|100|0|0|4:UPW0|243|1|4616|2|0|100|100|0
8728|2040701617|9358642958|332661253|100|2|0|4:UPW0|243|1|4616|2|2|100|100|14655

can i do this in sed or awk.The error is only in 16th column.records to be deleted 10 million.

sed 's:/.*::' input_file > output_file

Can u just explain why u r using .*::.
or just tel whether it is replacing all the charecters after / or it is deleting .

The 'sed' command 's:/.*::' removes from all lines strings that begin with '/'.

sed 's#\(.*\)|.*/.*$#\1#' myFile

Vgersh,
Your solution removed the last field entirely including the vertical bar '|'.

See the output for the sample data given by the OP:

25|1050000|9305282846|355780600|100|1|0|4:UPE0|241|1|4121|2|0|100|100
25|1050001|9305282847|355780670|100|2|0|4:UPE0|241|1|4121|2|0|100|100
8728|2701618|9358642959|332661308|100|0|0|4:UPW0|243|1|4616|2|0|100|100
8728|201617|9358642958|332661253|100|2|0|4:UPW0|243|1|4616|2|2|100|100

Incase if my data contains a address field as follows..

0|6799834|3/4,FirstMain road,Mumbai/Maharashtra|789898|0/787

then how i will remove the last /787 only.In case of
sed 's:/.*::' input_file > output_file
it would remove all charecters form /4,FirstMain road,Mumbai/Maharashtra|789898|0/787

Correct me if i am wrong
.Thanx

sorry - misread the OP's requirement.

Tkbharani,
One of the most important rules when asking to solve a problem is
to give all pertinent details of the problem.

I gave a solution based on your sample data.

You asked for a plain burger and now you want it with mustard, mayonese,
french fries and milkshake.

sed 's:/[0-9]\{1,3\}$::' input_file

ok..ok...its just some Curiosity yar. Now pls can u give me some mustard, mayonese,
french fries and milkshake. I am in need of it...yar

I'm also interested in this solution.
I could do this using awk but could not do the same in sed.

My interest in this solution is purely academical ( I don't have 10 million records to parse :smiley: )

Any solution??

Assuming the data does not contain "~", how about?

sed 's/|/~/15;s:~\([^|/]*\)/\{0,1\}[^|]*:|\1:'

I'm curious, how do you do it in awk?