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awk sub command
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I am new to awk, and want some input for the below :- When trying "sub" function, i want to replace a text from abc.txt with a given input, Eg :- Input : 0019,ABC,data1 0019,ABC,data1 0019,ABC,data1 0019,ABC,data1 Here I am trying to replace 0019 with 0301( this is a variable) using awk, sub command. Say the input is $read_val (0301 for e.g) when trying the below command awk '{sub ('/0019/',"/$read_val/") ; print }' abc.txt O/P :- 0019 is getting replaced with "$read_val" as string. Is there some way to replace 0019 with the value of $read_val using awk. Thanks. |
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