unix sed: delete first ocurrence after pattern
Dear Experts,
In a file I need to delete lines.
Each line in which there is PRIORITY must be removed but only if it is first occurence after the word SCHEDULE.
So if I have this:
Should becomes this...
An other way to see it is that every line that contains PRIORITY between [SCHEDULE] and [:]
is to be deleted.
The goal here is to remove priorities set on schedule level.
Thanks again for your appreciated help.
In a file I need to delete lines.
Each line in which there is PRIORITY must be removed but only if it is first occurence after the word SCHEDULE.
So if I have this:
SCHEDULE WKS#SOTS-TEST
PRIORITY 85
:
WKS#OTS-EXIT0-CMD
PRIORITY 20
END
SCHEDULE WKS#SOTS-TEST1
ON RUNCYCLE TC TC-SUTH
PRIORITY 70
:
WKS#OTS-EXIT1-CMD
PRIORITY 30
END
PRIORITY 85
:
WKS#OTS-EXIT0-CMD
PRIORITY 20
END
SCHEDULE WKS#SOTS-TEST1
ON RUNCYCLE TC TC-SUTH
PRIORITY 70
:
WKS#OTS-EXIT1-CMD
PRIORITY 30
END
Should becomes this...
SCHEDULE WKS#SOTS-TEST
ON RUNCYCLE TC TC-SUTH
:
WKS#OTS-EXIT0-CMD
PRIORITY 20
END
SCHEDULE WKS#SOTS-TEST1
:
WKS#OTS-EXIT1-CMD
PRIORITY 30
END
ON RUNCYCLE TC TC-SUTH
:
WKS#OTS-EXIT0-CMD
PRIORITY 20
END
SCHEDULE WKS#SOTS-TEST1
:
WKS#OTS-EXIT1-CMD
PRIORITY 30
END
An other way to see it is that every line that contains PRIORITY between [SCHEDULE] and [:]
is to be deleted.
The goal here is to remove priorities set on schedule level.
Thanks again for your appreciated help.
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Thank you wmp!