Delete lines from a file

[panpol]

Hi,
I have a file with 2 numbers, for example:

215
816

Can I use the numbers of this file, to delete some lines of one other file with the use of sed,awk,…?Is there a way to pass this numbers as parameters to sed or awk and delete the lines from 215 to 816 of one other file?

Thanks

[brahms]

!/bin/sh

LINES=( $( cat filewith2numbers ) )
STARTLINE=${LINES[0]}
ENDLINE=${LINES[1]}

sed -e '${STARTLINE},${ENDLINE}d' otherfile

[twelvegates]

topln=`head -1 linefile`
bottomln=`tail -1 linefile`
ed - targetfile <<+++
${topln},${bottomln}d
w
q
+++
done

[homey]

Maybe something like this.

#!/bin/bash

list="/home/list.txt"
file="/home/file.txt"
n=0
for i in `cat ${list}` ; do
   str=${str}${i},
   let n=${n}+1
if [ "$n" -gt "2" ] ; then
   echo "You said a file with two numbers"
   exit 0
fi
   num=`echo $str | sed 's/,$//g'`
done
sed -e $num'd' $file
echo