Thanks graff!It works ok! What if my text file looks like this: 
Equipment:                WDM 1696-R2.2 IM277B
                           WDM 162X-R1.0 IM277B

solved:              Xaa01207 "URU management fault"
                      ./imo3/all_prod/src/ALARMmgt.c
                      ./imo3/all_prod/src/NEQTMalarm.c

                      Xaa01186 "OSMC status report"
                        ./framek/src/NOMvhi.c
                        ./common/include/NVHImsgWdm.h
                        ./wdm/tp/Wactin.c
                        ./wdm/tp/WTCoi.c
                        ./wdm/t/WTte.c
                         ASDm02369 "Step 8: e for ochEdcCD"
                         ./imo5/sreate.c
                         ./wdpm/ODcreate.c

                         Xaa01060 "SA_NSA managed by SW" (REJ)

Label:                        CS__D_03092

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And I want to extract:1696,R2.2,162x,R1.0, Xaa01207,URU management fault,Xaa01186,OSMC status report,ASDm02369,Step 8: e for ochEdcCD, Xaa01060,SA_NSA managed by SW, CS__D_03092. Supossing that each label has more lines and I want to extract from each line, including the lines starting with ./ Thank you very much for your time

In reply to Re: Re: How do I extract some records from a textfile by bory
in thread How do I extract some records from a textfile by bory

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