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Exact String replacement with sed
Hi,
What should be the syntax to match and replace an exact string using sed? And not replacing any string that contain the value? Eg. testtest etstetst testetst testtttt etsttest testtesttest testtest I only want to replace the line with exact string "testtest" with "123456" The sed syntax I used was "sed 's/testtest/123456/g' temp1.properties" This way it replaced testtesttest as 123456test which is not a required result. Thanks in advance. Regards Eugene |
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