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Replacing string in files
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I Have 10 files ,I need replace $INPUT_LOCATION with $INPUT_LOCATION_upd .using sed command do it single file .How can change all files in single shot instead of doing individual file sed -s'/old/new/g' file1 Thanks, Mohan |
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