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Specifying a range of lines to change z/OS UNIX System Services User's Guide SA23-2279-00 |
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You can also apply s to a range of lines. For example,
let's examine the command:
What happens? The 1,200 in front of the s indicates that the command should
be applied to the lines from 1 through 200 (everything up to the 200th
line in the file). The s command itself says to replace
the beginning of the line (^) with an exclamation point. So an exclamation
point would be put at the beginning of every line up to number 200.
To get rid of the exclamation points, you would type:
which
says change every ! at the beginning of a line to nothing. |
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