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Want to delete the record if I find a word (dd)in the fixed length(5-7).

Want to delete the record if I find a word (dd)in the length(5-7). Lets think that (5-7) length is FF2. This is a fixed width file. ex f1 ff1 ff2 ff3 sds dd fd sd ss ew dd dd se o/p should be like ff1 ff2 ff3 sd ss ew
Asked by: bujji4you | Member Since May-2012 | Asked on: May 22nd, 2012

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suvarna

Answered On : Jul 27th, 2012

in vi mode

:/dd/d(dd is the pattern which u want to delete)

  
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Gaurav

Answered On : Oct 2nd, 2012

sed s/dd //g file

  
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SaintHax

Answered On : Oct 4th, 2012

sed /dd/d $file

  
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