using sed to print between two lines that contain a pattern

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Trying to print lines that contain a pattern between to static lines using sed.



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5,15 /pattern/p


it will only print lines 5 AND 15(if the string is in the line) not between 5 and 15(inclusively). However, I was under the impression that #,# will do between the lines, not only those two lines.









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    it will only print lines 5 AND 15(if the string is in the line) not between 5 and 15(inclusively). However, I was under the impression that #,# will do between the lines, not only those two lines.









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      it will only print lines 5 AND 15(if the string is in the line) not between 5 and 15(inclusively). However, I was under the impression that #,# will do between the lines, not only those two lines.









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      5,15 /pattern/p


      it will only print lines 5 AND 15(if the string is in the line) not between 5 and 15(inclusively). However, I was under the impression that #,# will do between the lines, not only those two lines.







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