I have a big file that looks like this:
7f0c41d6-f9c6-47aa-a034-d40bc629c973.csv
159890
159891
24faaed6-62ee-4175-8430-5d73b09911c8.csv
159907
5bad221f-25ef-44fa
If you are familiar with the vim text editor (vim or vi is typically installed on many linux boxes), use the following vim Ex mode command to remove lines that don't match a particular pattern:
:v//d
For example, if I wanted to delete all lines that didn't contain "column"
I would run:
:v/"column"/d
Hope this helps.