shell - I want to delete a batch from file -

i have file , contents :

|t1234 010000000000 02123456878 05122345600000000000000 07445678920000000000000 09000000000123000000000 10000000000000000000000 .t1234 |t798 013457829 0298365799 05600002222222222222222 09348977722220000000000 10000057000004578933333 .t798 

here 1 complete batch means start |t , end .t. in file have 2 batches.

i want edit file delete batch record 10(position1-2),if position 3 till position 20 0 delete batch.

please let me know how can achieve writing shell script or syncsort or sed or awk .

i still little unclear want, think have enough give outline on bash solution. part unclear on line contained first 2 characters of 10 , remaining 0's, looks last line in each batch. not knowing how wanted batch (with matching 10) handled, have written remaining wanted batch(es) out file called newbatch.txt in current working directory.

the basic outline of script read each batch temporary array. if during read, 10 , 0's match found, sets flag delete batch. after last line read, checks flag, if set outputs batch number delete. if flag not set, writes batch ./newbatch.txt.

let me know if requirements different, should close solution. code commented. if have questions, drop comment.

#!/bin/bash  ifn=${1:-dat/batch.txt}  # input filename ofn=./newbatch.txt       # output filename  :>"$ofn"                 # truncate output filename  declare -i bln=0         # batch line number declare -i delb=0        # delete batch flag declare -a ba            # temporary batch array  [ -r "$ifn" ] || {       # test input file readable     printf "error: file not readable.  usage: %s filename\n" "${0//*\//}"     exit 1 }  ## read each line in input file while read -r line || test -n "$line";      printf "   %d  %s\n" $bln "$line"     ba+=( "$line" )      # add line array      ## if chars 1-2 == 10 , chars 3 on == 00...     if [ ${line:0:2} == 10 -a ${line:3} == 00000000000000000000 ];         delb=1           # set delete flag     fi      ((bln++))            # increment line number      ## if line starts '.'     if [ ${line:0:1} == '.' ];          ## if delete batch flag set         if [ $delb -eq 1 ];             ## nothing (but show batch no. delete)             printf " => deleting batch : %s\n" "${ba[0]}"          ## if delb not set, write batch output file         else             printf "%s\n" ${ba[@]} >> "$ofn"         fi          ## reset line no., flags, , uset array.         bln=0         delb=0         unset ba     fi  done <"$ifn"  exit 0 

output (to stdout)

$ bash batchdel.sh    0  |t1234    1  010000000000    2  02123456878    3  05122345600000000000000    4  07445678920000000000000    5  09000000000123000000000    6  10000000000000000000000    7  .t1234  => deleting batch : |t1234    0  |t798    1  013457829    2  0298365799    3  05600002222222222222222    4  09348977722220000000000    5  10000057000004578933333    6  .t798 

output (to newbatch.txt)

$ cat newbatch.txt |t798 013457829 0298365799 05600002222222222222222 09348977722220000000000 10000057000004578933333 .t798