remove no data rows from a text file
 

We have very large data files that looks like this:
"2009"
0
"schedule"
"4874786142354"
0
"reduce"
"lmjdnjg0479"
15
0
0


Using a bash script, how do I remove the lines with the 0 in it?
So that I get:
"2009"
"schedule"
"4874786142354"
"reduce"
"lmjdnjg0479"
15

Just delete them using sed. If the lines contain 0 and nothing else (spaces, tabs, control-characters) this should work:
the -i.bck serves to edit the file in place, making a backup copy renamed with the specified suffix.