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Lower Case > Upper Case
Hi, All -
I have a script where I need to change the server name from "dallinux01" to "DALLINUX01" in multiple places. Can some one tell me a command that I can use for this? I played with the tr (translate) command but tr works byte by byte. Meaning that when I use the tr command all "d"s are converted to "D"s throughout the file instead of just "DALLINUX01". Thanks! |
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