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Using SED to Replace \|
I have been trying for a couple of hours now to use sed to replace a string in a file. The file is delimited by pipes (|) and I have tried writting the script several different ways.
The problem is that when there is a slash prior to a delimiter that it is being kicked out by my DB. So I am trying to remove them all. sed -e 's:\|:|:g' input > output sed -e 's/\|/|/g' input > output I've also tried sed -e 's/\\|/|/g' input > output and many other variations of this. However so far I have not had any luck. It will run, however it will not remove the text and replace it with just a pipe. If anyone has any suggestions it'd be appreciated. |
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