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Answer» I want to match 2 REGULAR expressions in a line, separated by some alphanumeric.
Please let me know how to use AND in sed.
For example:
In below text : aaas3435435;; AAA:name 677678777 BBB:address
I want to check if the line has string AAA:name and BBB:address
Regular Expressions (Regex) can be a challenge. If you have multiple patterns, you can simply CONTINUE the EXPRESSION to include them. I managed to test this in a Bash environment but will also work in the Windows NT prompt by changing the single quotes to double quotes. The return code ($? in Bash; ERRORLEVEL in Windows) will be zero if the input data MATCHES the Regex and 100 if it does not.
Code: [Select]bash$ echo 'aaas3435435;; AAA:name 677678777 BBB:address' | sed -s '/AAA:name.*BBB:address/!{q100}'
aaas3435435;; AAA:name 677678777 BBB:address
bash$ echo $?
0
bash$ echo 'aaas3435435;; AAA:name 677678777 CCC:address' | sed -s '/AAA:name.*BBB:address/!{q100}'
aaas3435435;; AAA:name 677678777 CCC:address
bash$ echo $?
100
Good luck.
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