help for command

[Rajnishjc_27]

Hi friends

i have unix shell command as below

egrep -v '^..,00|^..,69'

i need to convert into win batch script.

please help.

[Rajnishjc_27]

to more understand

i have file test.txt , and data as below in file.

id,pin,call
1,2,1212
2,3,12121

now i have unix command as below, which i want to convert into batch script

egrep -v '^..,00|^..,12' test.txt

[Aacini]

So your question is intended just for people that know Unix, right?

Sorry, but I don't know Unix. Perhaps if I could see what is the result you want, I could write a Batch script for that...

Or you may post this request on a Unix forum.

Antonio

[Rajnishjc_27]

please write batch script....

[aGerman]

The way I understand the pattern is quite similar to the findstr syntax.
-v reverse the meaning of the pattern (like /v for findstr)
^ match the beginning of the line
.. wildcards for two characters
,00 literally matched

So I guess in Batch it would be

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findstr /v "^..,00 ^..,12" "test.txt"

The output for test.txt with the following content …

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id,pin,call
1,2,1212
2,3,12121
3,12,1212
44,12,1212
5,00,1212
67,00,1212

... would be ...

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id,pin,call
1,2,1212
2,3,12121
3,12,1212
5,00,1212

please write batch script....

No! You have to explain what the unix command does for people that are not familiar with unix. How should we know? All I did above is guessing.

Steffen

[Rajnishjc_27]

Thanks aGerman

The way I understand the pattern is quite similar to the findstr syntax.
-v reverse the meaning of the pattern (like /v for findstr)
^ match the beginning of the line
.. wildcards for two characters
,00 literally matched

So I guess in Batch it would be

Code: Select all

findstr /v "^..,00 ^..,12" "test.txt"

The output for test.txt with the following content …

Code: Select all

id,pin,call
1,2,1212
2,3,12121
3,12,1212
44,12,1212
5,00,1212
67,00,1212

... would be ...

Code: Select all

id,pin,call
1,2,1212
2,3,12121
3,12,1212
5,00,1212

please write batch script....

No! You have to explain what the unix command does for people that are not familiar with unix. How should we know? All I did above is guessing.

Steffen