May 022010
Remove specified lines from a file using sed
Answer:
Assume your have a file text.txt contains 100 lines, if you want to remove the lines 20-30, what you need is sed:
# sed '20,30d' text.txt
That's is easy.
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Remove specified lines from a file using sed
Answer:
Assume your have a file text.txt contains 100 lines, if you want to remove the lines 20-30, what you need is sed:
# sed '20,30d' text.txt
That's is easy.
