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Hi, Found out already. Thanks anyway. sed -n -e '=;p' filename

Hi marsd, I got the output. To make full use of this i need to print the whole data with those numbering. How do you print the whole content of the data file with sed. awk uses print $0 Since i'm not familiar with sed, how do you do it. Tried using awk commands but maybe i' doing something...

I will try it out first. Thanks marsd.

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to do here. Are you telling me that i have to modify the data file?

Another related question. More specifix search method. If you search a field in between Record (1) and End of Record (1)......how do you capture or display the Record #?? Let say u search CALL_ID = 00000000 and DURATION = 0005 field and u want to know which Record that actually contain this...

Thanks marsd. It works but not perfect. For example:- if you enter start:1 end:4 for sample file below 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 111 The output would come out as 1 2 3 4 10 111 It will search all the pattern with "1" anyway, thanks for your help.

Hi marsd, I'm not familiar with sed commands. Can you please show me how you code this in sed? Thanks for you help!!

Sorry the script should look like this:- echo "Please enter 2 fields name:" read FILE1 read FILE2 file1=$1 awk '$1 ~ /'"$FILE1"'/' $DIR > tmp awk '$1 ~ /'"$FILE2"'/' $DIR >> tmp echo "Press a to display the the content between the 2 fields entered." read...

How do awk recognize user input such as "Record (1)"?? I have a script that search an inputed fields by the user. The script search the fields and display what's in between the entered fields. Sample data:- Record (1) "ML_REC" "REC_SEQ_NUMBER" =...