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how using sed can I remove all chars in a line after a given position until a “.” ?
Example:
This is the original line:
VARIABLELONGFILENAME.20111205.122300
This is what I want: Remove everything starting on position 8 until last char before first “.”.
VARIABL.20111201.122300
Thank you guys!
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