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Failed to substitute string with "<>"
Hi folks, I have the following template file: Code:
application.filePath.core = /core-RIGHTV/Html/ application.filePath.xbip = /xbip-RIGHTV/Html/ translator.rootContext = /translator_<schame_name>/ I need to substitute the string in the third line "<schema_name>" with $SCHEMA_NAME I ran the following command: Code:
sed -e 's/<schema_name>/IAS10G/g' application.properties IAS10G is $SCHEMA_NAME Nothing was happened.The string was not substituted. What was wrong? Thanks in advance, Nir |
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It works perfect. Am not sure about this, but check your spelling of schema. See this Code:
[~/temp]$ echo "translator.rootContext = /translator_<schema_name>/" | sed -e 's/<schema_name>/IAS10G/g' translator.rootContext = /translator_IAS10G/ Vino |
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Hey vino! Nice to meet you again here. Your command with the "echo" works perfect,I agreed. But I'm running the following: Code:
platform:/tmp> sed -e 's/<schema_name>/IAS10G/g' application.properties application.filePath.core = /core-IAS10G/Html/ application.filePath.xbip = /xbip-IAS10G/Html/ translator.rootContext = /translator_<schame_name>/ As you can see ,the string wasn't substituted. Thanks in advance, Nir |
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True,
Look at the words that are colored. platform:/tmp> sed -e 's/schema_name>/IAS10G/g' application.properties application.filePath.core = /core-IAS10G/Html/ application.filePath.xbip = /xbip-IAS10G/Html/ translator.rootContext = /translator_<schame_name>/ With those spelling differences, I dont think sed will work the way you want. Vino |
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