Hello monks!

I'm trying to filter out rows from a large text files based on the criteria -

The allowed charcters are: aA-zA, underscore(_), colon(:), dot(.), forward slash(/), comma(,), hyphen(-) numbers(0-9) and double quotes (" ").

Any character other than the characters listed above is invalid. I want to print line which failed the criteria. The sample line from test file is something like: 

2749 "CQWERC20F+XZIAQAAAQjLiDI9sNc=", "1","ds_uid","CWER1Y1mHZIAQAA8di
+wRHfuwrM=","2012-10-14 18:41:44.429","2012-10-14 18:41:44.572","1975-
+10-10 00:00:00.000","7307 mg rd","","naasik","NK","44026","IN","44063
+59999","","","","DEFAULT","","","AABBCCXX","","Qqwwee<feff>","","qqww
+ee@yahoo.com","0","YOPANEL","","false","en","","","","","","","","","
+","","","","","","","",""

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The above line is invalid since it has '<' symbol. Can anyone help me?

/ps2931

In reply to Need regex to filter out unwanted rows by ps2931

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