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09-19-2007
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how to change the content thru sed.....
Hi Everybody,
Another headache form myside, i have a file name noname.txt having content as CS007=NEW and i have to write a scipt which will take the parameters as update,delete... with the 1st field of noname.txt (i.e. here CS007) whose objective is to change the 2nd field of noname.txt as update or delete as per the input. how can i achieve this for the following line....... sed ' /CS007/ c\CS007=UPDATE' noname.txt using the variables... like sed ' /$1/ c\$1=$2' noname.txt any other suggestions are also welcome.... 
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sed " /$1/ c\$1=$2" noname.txt
should do...
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09-19-2007
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An alternative in Perl:
Code:
perl -pi -e "s/(CS007=)NEW/\1UPDATE/" noname.txt
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09-22-2007
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Thanx a lot....
the following method is also working, '/'"$1"'/ c\'"$1"="$2"
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