Hi all,
I have a file which i have to remove some line from it,
the lines that i have to remove from my file is as below:
</new_name></w"s" langue="Fr-fr" version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <New_name>
and it is finding at the middle of my file,
is there any command line in linux to do it or do i have to do by a script
if so how to do it, i am not a shell/perl/bash developer
Thank you for your helps in advance
Regards
Arash
Maybe something like
sed '/<[^>]*langue=[^>]*version=[^>]*encoding=[^>]*>/d' inputfile >outputfile
Up to you to see if the pattern could be shorten, depending on the content of your input file
dear,
thank you for your reply
but i want to remove the whole line, do i have to youse the same commande?
thank you
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merci bcp mais ca n a pas marcher,
ca me creer des fichier vide
Maybe your xml file is made of one very long line...
what do you get when entering the following command :
wc -l <yourfile
?
i run that command and i got 0 raportone.xml
you mean your file has 0 line ????
no the tailt of my file is 114.257 KB
and when i see the contant, i have a big XML file
If your file doesn't have an empty size and contains xml data in it, you should at least have 1 line in it.
So:
wc -l <yourfile
should return a value that differs from 0.
no my xml file in deed exist and i can check it from FTP it has 114257 KB
but the new one that i creat by the commande line is empty
Could you please upload the file you are trying to parse?
So people will then be able to provide a more accurate help to you
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first of all if you want to parse a file, you have to make sure that the file is not emplty, if it is empty, you will have nothing to parse 
So please first make sure that you have properly downloaded or FTP the file (and that the one you get is not empty and contains the expected data you want to parse).
how can i upload it?
thank you