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Problem with sed
Hi all, i am writing a shell script to replace a variable using sed command. The snippet is as follows:- Code:
# to find the value of APPDIR
# APPDIR 's value needs to be changed
x=`grep APPDIR /dir1/dir2/resp_cde.ats`
# the new value of APPDIR
new=/cd_e/fg/h
# to replace APPDIR with new value
sed "s#$x#$new#" ${LOC1}/resp_cde.ats > ${LOC1}/resp2.ats
Now the problem is the value is not getting replaced. Instead the new file which is getting created has the same value as that of the old one. Can any one please help me out regarding this problem. Thanks, Vikas Last edited by tayyabq8; 03-31-2009 at 09:02 AM.. Reason: Added code tags |
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