suppose I have a log file ~ temp.log which contains some information.I need to find 3 patterns from that file..so that if those 3 patterns are found in a file.. then a test case is termed as "passed".
For example : temp.log 
20050203 193110776+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 20 Debg;MsgTrace(
+1/0) Thread SRMCHandler 1941760 started
20050203 193110777+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 20 Trac;MsgTrace(
+1/0) Master:Got a listOp 101 List 4
20050203 193110778+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 15 Trac;MsgTrace(
+1/0) Got an update notification 4:101:480344
20050203 193110781+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 12 Debg;MsgTrace(
+1/0) spamctrl:begin listssync/expire
20050203 193110782+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 12 Note;BlockItem
+Added(1/0) ListAddOp:4:<rbsctest1@openwave.com>
20050203 193110782+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 12 Note;BlockItem
+Added(1/0) ListAddOp:4:<rbsctest2@openwave.com>
20050203 193110783+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 12 Note;ListOpDon
+e(1/50) LISTADD:List=4:Items=2
20050203 193110783+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 12 Debg;MsgTrace(
+1/0) spamctrl:end listssync/expire
20050203 193110792+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 20 Debg;MsgTrace(
+1/0) Thread SRMCHandler 1941760 finished
20050203 193111379+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 10 Trac;MsgTrace(
+1/0) Received a connection from '10.196.4.110'
20050203 193111380+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 21 Debg;MsgTrace(
+1/0) Thread SRMCHandler 1941048 started
20050203 193111391+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 21 Debg;MsgTrace(
+1/0) Thread SRMCHandler 1941048 finished
20050203 193111705+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 16 Trac;MsgTrace(
+1/0) Handled:<rbsctest1@openwave.com>:[10.196.4.110]:0:
0::
20050203 193112013+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 12 Debg;MsgTrace(
+1/0) spamctrl:begin listssync/expire
20050203 193112014+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 12 Debg;MsgTrace(
+1/0) spamctrl:end listssync/expire
20050203 193112728+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 16 Trac;MsgTrace(
+1/0) Handled:<rbsctest1@openwave.com>:[10.196.4.110]:0:
0::
20050203 193112885+0900 jpn-docsun1 spamctrl 22551 0 16 Note;BlockedSe
+nder(1/0) <rbsctest1@openwave.com>:[10.196.4.110]:4:3:d
ropspam:block

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I need to find 2 patterns in this file : 1. Note;ListOpDone(1/50) LISTADD:List=4:Items=2
2. Note;BlockedSender(1/0) <rbsctest1@openwave.com>:[10.196.4.110]:4:3:dropspam:block

I have converted both patterns using quotemeta and they look like this. 1.LISTADD\:List\=4\:Items\=2
2.Note\;BlockedSender\(1\/0\)\ \<rbsctest1\@openwave\.com\>\:\[10\.196\.4\.110\]\:4\:3\:dropspam\:block
How to search for these 2 patterns in an effient way from a file ?

20050207 Janitored by Corion: Put log excerpt into code tags

In reply to how to search 3 different patterns from a file by athalyes

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