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Wildcards in SED
Hi Folks
Quick one I can't seem to figure out.. I need to replace a string such as "From here.....to here". I would think the command would look like: sed 's/From here*to here/new text/g' or sed 's/From here\*to here/new text/g' But it's not working for me. Thanks in advance  |
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