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Old 09-27-2005
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sed (variable)

HOw can I use any variable in sed command.

For example I am using 'sed -e 's/?/$ORACLE_HOME/g' $file_name

Here it replaces ? with $ORACLE_HOME. Instead of it I need actual value of $ORACLE_HOME. How can I do that?

Please advice.

Thanks in advance.

Malay
 

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