Input: 

TEXT6 PATTERN3 SOME INFO

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Output: 
TEXT6

PATTERN3 SOME INFO

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Is it true that your input has  TEXT6 and the terminating  PATTERN3 string on the same line, and that the output should be reformatted so that they are on separate lines separated by a blank line? (BTW: Thanks for editing your post, but you left no citation of any change (update: please see How do I change/delete my post?).)

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In reply to Re: command line perl command to get between lines with non greedy match by AnomalousMonk
in thread command line perl command to get between lines with non greedy match by ravi_perl_monks

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