Dear all

My task is to replace a strings in multiple files.

filename: file1
I can use sed to replace abc.server.com to unix.server.org
e.g. sed 's/abc.server.com/unix.server.org/g file1 > newfile1

I have 2 questions. How do I

1. directly save file1 instead of append to newfile1. I know I can pipeline the "mv newfile1 file1" afterward. I just want to know if there is a simply solution.
2. If I have 10 files need to replace strings, i.e. file1 file2 ....file10. Can I do it in a single command? I read some old post sed -i can do. However, my AIX machine not support -i argument. Below is part of my man page of sed.

sed Command
Purpose
Provides a stream editor.
Syntax
sed [ -n ] Script [ File ... ]
sed [ -n ] [ -e Script ] ... [ -f ScriptFile ] ... [ File ... ]

Thank you very much for your help in advanced.

use "ed" for direct replace inside the file...