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Sorry, my mistake, should have been:

sed -e "s/args.*acctnum.*/args=XXXXXXXXX\&acctnum=XXXXXXXXX/g"

sed -e "s/args.*acctnum.*/args=XXXXXXXXX&acctnum=XXXXXXXXX/g" file > file.out

or

perl -i -pe "s/args.*acctnum.*/args=XXXXXXXXX&acctnum=XXXXXXXXX/g" file

Or:

echo "QTD GROSS|$(cat abc.txt | cut -c1-52)" > out.txt

However, if your file is going to be more than one line, neither of these is going to work. Then you'll need something more like
...

Try:

if $(grep -q PATTERN ${1})

Why not use "ls" instead of "find"? Like

for FILE in $(ls -1tr ${LANDING_FILE_DIR}${BTIME_FILENAME_PATTERN1})
do
...

if [ "$data_type" = "ASCII" ] || \
[ "$data_type" = "ascii" ]

If you have gzip on your system you can use:

gunzip -S .ZIP filename.ZIP

But it will not extract the file, it will unzip it. No idea what you're going to get if you have multiple files in the...

What one finds challenging another finds simple...

(HPUX B.11.11)

I have a text file named something like 12345.dst that could look like this:

DOG
CAT
NONE
TEST
CAT

What I want to end...

If only I'd waited a little longer before displaying my ignorance! :eek:

Seriously, thanks for posting the answer, tmarikle. I've been needing that for awhile and it never occurred to me...
...

Just out of curiosity, how would you do that using sed?

Thanks,
djp

The problem here is that the array is populated based on space-separated items. The only way I know to get around it is to change the spaces to something else and change them back later when you are...

Man, I hated asking for something I knew was going to be that simple but I just couldn't think of it. That works great, I apologize for the interruption... :D

I would have searched for this but I couldn't really think of what to use for the search text...

I've got a situation where I need to automate responses to an executable when running it from a...

egrep -e '(AM\||PM\|)' input.txt > output.txt

djp

Try this:

awk -F"$(head -1 test.txt | cut -c4)" '{print $1}' test.txt

where test.txt is the name of the input file. (Better to supply it in a variable, but I just did this quick for the...