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SED based on file lookup
Newb here trying to figure this one out.
 I am trying to create a SED (or some other idea) line that will replace the data field if the original text is seen in a separate text file. The lookup file would be line delimted. For example: sed 's/<if in file>/YES/' File structure: 1-1 3-14 5-20 etc... Is this possible?? |
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