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Grep show lines between matches

Grep lines between two patterns in unix

$ sed -n '/aaa/,/cdn/p' file
aaa
b12
cdn
$ sed -n '/zdk/,/dke/p' file
zdk
aaa
b12
cdn
dke

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Grep show lines between matches

Just use following structure to get result between two different patterns:
sed -n '/^pattern1/,/^pattern2/p;/^pattern2/q' file.txt

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