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Use the &quot;-i&quot; flag and/or the &quot;g&quot; option as described in the mentioned thread, if desired.
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which thread?<br />

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You can't use vi&quot; and &quot;sed&quot; at the same time.
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why we cannot use together?
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> Use the "-i" flag and/or the "g" option as described in the mentioned thread, if desired.


which thread?


> You can't use vi" and "sed" at the same time.

why we cannot use together?

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I like to delete matched pattern in a file using vi editor and sed command<br />
<br />
i tried as below not working<br />
<br />
$ sed 'hello' aaaa.txt :% aaaa.sh<br />
<br />
<br />
please advise
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Hi,

I like to delete matched pattern in a file using vi editor and sed command

i tried as below not working

$ sed 'hello' aaaa.txt :% aaaa.sh


please advise

delete matched pattern in a file using vi editor and sed command

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