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Hi,<br />
<br />
This can be done with grep for example say you have the value:<br />
<br />
ccc<br />
ccc<br />
xxx<br />
yyy<br />
ccc<br />
<br />
You can use the following:<br />
<br />
grep -A 1 xxx<br />
<br />
This would get the xxx line plus one line after the xxx
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Hi,

This can be done with grep for example say you have the value:

ccc
ccc
xxx
yyy
ccc

You can use the following:

grep -A 1 xxx

This would get the xxx line plus one line after the xxx

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Yep...I did that allright..however I am not at a new hurdle..how can I display only the last match of grep ?
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Yep...I did that allright..however I am not at a new hurdle..how can I display only the last match of grep ?

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to match the last line..with grep use..<br />
-m 1
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to match the last line..with grep use..
-m 1

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I have the following expression<br />
<br />
tail -n 100000 xmppd.log | sed -e '/iq type=&quot;set&quot; id=&quot;iq-id:2/!d' <br />
<br />
I need to get the result line(s) + the line directly following the result line...<br />
<br />
I.e if Iam searching for xxx in <br />
<br />
..... xxx....<br />
.....yyy....<br />
......ccc....<br />
<br />
I want to get as as a result<br />
<br />
....xxx...<br />
....yyy...
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I have the following expression

tail -n 100000 xmppd.log | sed -e '/iq type="set" id="iq-id:2/!d' 

I need to get the result line(s) + the line directly following the result line...

I.e if Iam searching for xxx in 

..... xxx....
.....yyy....
......ccc....

I want to get as as a result

....xxx...
....yyy...

Parse Log File..Get Result line + line after it..AWK ? GREP ? SED ? Regexp ?

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