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doing a sed with variables
Hi,
I'm trying to do the following , I have certain variables in a file and then I want to check for these variables in a certain cobol file to see if they contain a certain package if so replace them with value 1 but but that last line is giving problems: # for each variable in SQL file for var in `strings $file.vars` do # Set char /int patterns pat_int="^.*$var.*PIC.*9.*$" if grep "$pat_int" $cobol_file > /dev/null 2>&1 then value="1" # substitute variable in SQL file sed s/:$var/$value/g $file.out > $file.varsub |
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