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Removing certain characters in a file
Hi
I have a file that has semicolons in it (  is there a way to just remove these in the file. Examplename: Joe Smith; group: Group1; name: Mary White; group: Group2; 
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You can use 'sed' to remove all the ';' from the file:
sed -i.bkup -e 's/;//g' file.txt Hope this helps.
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