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I have a text file which I would like to sort, summarise and count between the pattern "--Current Database"



This is my text file:



-- Current Database: `city`

New York

Chicago

Las Vegas

San Francisco

-- Current Database: `country`

United States

Mexico

Portugal

Mexico

Mexico

Norway

-- Current Database: `name`

Kevin Hart

Caroline

Max

Kevin Hart

-- Current Database: `phone`

669874223

236897556

478896542

669874223

-- Current Database: `addres`

menk st 

guitar st 15


And I would like the output to be like that



-- Current Database: `city`

1 Chicago

1 Las Vegas

1 New York

1 San Francisco

-- Current Database: `country`

3 Mexico

1 Norway

1 Portual

1 United States

-- Current Database: `name`

1 Caroline

2 Kevin Hart

1 Max

-- Current Database: `phone`

1 236897556

1 478896542

2 669874223

-- Current Database: `addres`

1 guitar st 15

1 menk st


I know that cat file.txt | sort | uniq -c would sort, summarise and count all lines but I dont know how to do it between patterns



Could somebody help me?



Thanks






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    I have a text file which I would like to sort, summarise and count between the pattern "--Current Database"



    This is my text file:



    -- Current Database: `city`
    
New York
    
Chicago
    
Las Vegas
    
San Francisco
    
-- Current Database: `country`
    
United States
    
Mexico
    
Portugal
    
Mexico
    
Mexico
    
Norway
    
-- Current Database: `name`
    
Kevin Hart
    
Caroline
    
Max
    
Kevin Hart
    
-- Current Database: `phone`
    
669874223
    
236897556
    
478896542
    
669874223
    
-- Current Database: `addres`
    
menk st 
    
guitar st 15


    And I would like the output to be like that



    -- Current Database: `city`
    
1 Chicago
    
1 Las Vegas
    
1 New York
    
1 San Francisco
    
-- Current Database: `country`
    
3 Mexico
    
1 Norway
    
1 Portual
    
1 United States
    
-- Current Database: `name`
    
1 Caroline
    
2 Kevin Hart
    
1 Max
    
-- Current Database: `phone`
    
1 236897556
    
1 478896542
    
2 669874223
    
-- Current Database: `addres`
    
1 guitar st 15
    
1 menk st


    I know that cat file.txt | sort | uniq -c would sort, summarise and count all lines but I dont know how to do it between patterns



    Could somebody help me?



    Thanks






    sorting group-by uniq







    share|improve this question



























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      I have a text file which I would like to sort, summarise and count between the pattern "--Current Database"



      This is my text file:



      -- Current Database: `city`
      
New York
      
Chicago
      
Las Vegas
      
San Francisco
      
-- Current Database: `country`
      
United States
      
Mexico
      
Portugal
      
Mexico
      
Mexico
      
Norway
      
-- Current Database: `name`
      
Kevin Hart
      
Caroline
      
Max
      
Kevin Hart
      
-- Current Database: `phone`
      
669874223
      
236897556
      
478896542
      
669874223
      
-- Current Database: `addres`
      
menk st 
      
guitar st 15


      And I would like the output to be like that



      -- Current Database: `city`
      
1 Chicago
      
1 Las Vegas
      
1 New York
      
1 San Francisco
      
-- Current Database: `country`
      
3 Mexico
      
1 Norway
      
1 Portual
      
1 United States
      
-- Current Database: `name`
      
1 Caroline
      
2 Kevin Hart
      
1 Max
      
-- Current Database: `phone`
      
1 236897556
      
1 478896542
      
2 669874223
      
-- Current Database: `addres`
      
1 guitar st 15
      
1 menk st


      I know that cat file.txt | sort | uniq -c would sort, summarise and count all lines but I dont know how to do it between patterns



      Could somebody help me?



      Thanks






      sorting group-by uniq







      share|improve this question
















      I have a text file which I would like to sort, summarise and count between the pattern "--Current Database"



      This is my text file:



      -- Current Database: `city`
      
New York
      
Chicago
      
Las Vegas
      
San Francisco
      
-- Current Database: `country`
      
United States
      
Mexico
      
Portugal
      
Mexico
      
Mexico
      
Norway
      
-- Current Database: `name`
      
Kevin Hart
      
Caroline
      
Max
      
Kevin Hart
      
-- Current Database: `phone`
      
669874223
      
236897556
      
478896542
      
669874223
      
-- Current Database: `addres`
      
menk st 
      
guitar st 15


      And I would like the output to be like that



      -- Current Database: `city`
      
1 Chicago
      
1 Las Vegas
      
1 New York
      
1 San Francisco
      
-- Current Database: `country`
      
3 Mexico
      
1 Norway
      
1 Portual
      
1 United States
      
-- Current Database: `name`
      
1 Caroline
      
2 Kevin Hart
      
1 Max
      
-- Current Database: `phone`
      
1 236897556
      
1 478896542
      
2 669874223
      
-- Current Database: `addres`
      
1 guitar st 15
      
1 menk st


      I know that cat file.txt | sort | uniq -c would sort, summarise and count all lines but I dont know how to do it between patterns



      Could somebody help me?



      Thanks






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