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By -F, you are telling awk that the field separator is , and am not seeing any comma in your file .
If your field separator is space, you better run :
awk -F" " ...

Using Perl one-liner
%perl -pe "s/ABC=\d{3}/ABC=456/g" fileABC=456
CDE=122
DEF=456
ABC=456
DED=333
ABC=456

awk -F',' ' if ($14==9101' && $42!=0) ' *_201304*.csv|wc -l > pax1

Just try
find . -name "*.csv" -type f -print | xargs awk -F"," ' $14 ~ /6010|2345|5690|8670|4567/ { print $0 ; ++cpt } END { print cpt} '

awk -F"," ' /name/ { for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) if ($i=="name") idx=i} $0 !~ /name/ { print $idx} ' file

eval solution :

#!/usr/bin/ksh

totalInstance=1
c=1
SID=SID
SID_1=CERUAT

while (( c <= $totalInstance ))
do
var1="${SID}_${c}"
eval var2="$"$var1
...

Just check, but ksh93 is installed in standard in all the Aix servers I've met these days.

Have a look in /usr/bin/ in order to check if you have ksh and ksh93 ( ls -l /usr/bin/ksh* )
If ksh93 is present you can check your commands like this :

#/usr/bin/ksh93
#typeset -F3 x=1.455...

I guess I've found a solution using a wrapper :

#!/usr/bin/ksh

LADATE=$(date +'%Y%m%d_%H%M%S')
SCRIPT=$(basename $0)
REPRISE=${1:-debut}
FIN=${2:-fin}
PID=$$
...

My scripts are now displayed without any underlined things.

Next step for me was to activate (if possible) syntax highlighting using colors.
The context is Putty 0.54 on XP, Vim on Aix 7.1.0.0...

Commenting these lines is worse.
All lines leading spaces are then underlined too.

Thank You

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