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02-06-2007
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How to replace string $str1_str2_str3_str4$ to 12.345.65.234
Hi Friends,
I have some problem in replacing a string which is enclosed between $ signs. Please see below: I am trying to replace the string ($str1_str2_str3_str4$) with 12.345.65.234 but no luck... I am using the following command for this but it's not doing anything, if I take out the second "\$" sign it works perfect but still I have the second $ sign with the replaced string. cat web.xml | sed -e "s/\$str1_str2_str3_str4\$/12.345.65.234/" > web_temp.xml Can somebody give your thoughts how I can replace this whole string ($str1_str2_str3_str4$) with the IP address. Thanks for your help. Venkat |
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02-06-2007
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Thanks for the quick reply.
I tried the following command: cat web.xml | sed -e 's/'$'BACK_OFFICE_URL_IP'$'/10.203.13.130/' > web_sed.xml but it replaced the string with ip address but the $ 's still there. Thanks for your help |
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02-07-2007
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Thanks a lot! all.
It worked perfectly. |
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