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  1. kvh71

    Grep Problem

    This also works, cheers. It's always good to have options.
  2. kvh71

    Grep Problem

    Tried the Perl and it worked. Thank you for your time
  3. kvh71

    Grep Problem

    Thanks for you patience, but if I leave out the \ it produces no results at all. Could this be an Oracle issue?
  4. kvh71

    Grep Problem

    It's still not working correctly. The code and files I am using are egrep -v '^([0-9]\{7\}|[0-9]\{9\})/[0-9],[0-9A-Z]\{1,12\},[^ ]\{1,6\}$' test_saw.txt >> errors_saw.txt test_saw.txt :- 0123456/1,AB,21 0321654/2,BC,22 02345678/3,CD,23 0987654/4,DE, 24 0654321/5,Ef,25 errors_saw.txt...
  5. kvh71

    Grep Problem

    I tried this but I keep getting grep: illegal option -- E I'm on a server using Oracle 9i, would this make any difference to the options available to me?
  6. kvh71

    Grep Problem

    I am trying to check a line of data using grep. The data I have in the file should be in the format 0123456/1,xxx,xxx etc or 012345678/1,xxx,xxx etc The first field must either be 7digits/1digit or 9digits/1digit, but cannot be 8digits/1digit. So far i have '[0-9]\{7\}/[0-9]' but can...

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