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Main Menu Computer Tips Software Downloads Menu  Main Question - Posted From Guest:I have a file that contains multiple sets metadata records that I need to remove before passing the file on. My first thought was to use the OMIT command but, so far, I haven't found anything that matches how these metadata records look. They are interspersed throughout the file and look like this... 1DISDOCHD ENVADDR1 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ENVADDR2 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ENVADDR3 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ENVADDR4 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ENVADDR5 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ENVADDR6 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ENVADDR7 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx INSERTER 1 DOCDATE TRUEDOC Y I would like to say something like "start omitting when DISDOCHD is found in col 2 and omit for 9 more records".
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