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finding a string from text
Name: krsatya Date: April 29, 2007 at 08:58:13 Pacific OS: hpux CPU/Ram: 4gb Product: HP
Comment:
there is a txt doc that i have. i have to find a string which is in middle of the line and if it finds that string then my script sshould output the whole line and also 4 more lines which come after 5 or 6 lines..i m not able to do this using awk.. here is a sample file <BasketTab state="INSERTED">MyBasketsTab</BasketTab> <Locale state="INSERTED">en_US</Locale> <UserKey state="INSERTED">323213</UserKey> <CountryLookupType state="INSERTED">Country</CountryLookupType> <BasketLookupType state="INSERTED">BasketType</BasketLookupType> <SortOrder state="INSERTED">ASC</SortOrder> <OACountries state="INSERTED">170,1050</OACountries> <SearchCountry state="INSERTED">0</SearchCountry> <SearchBasketName state="INSERTED">NULL</SearchBasketName> <SearchOriginatorName state="INSERTED">NULL</SearchOriginatorName>
i want to check if line contains "mybasketstab" or not and if yes , i want that line and last 2 lines to be outputted to a diff txt file
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