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One more way of doing it man, using gsub in awk

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awk '{gsub("INI_TEST YES","INI_TEST NO"); print}' f2.txt
where f2.txt is your input file
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awk '{gsub("INI_TEST YES","INI_TEST NO"); print}' f2.txt
Code:
awk '{sub("INI_TEST YES","INI_TEST NO"); print}' f2.txt
Code:
ruby -i -pe 'sub(/(INI_TEST )YES/,"\\1NO")' file.ini
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