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06-27-2005
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Problem while using Sed command
I want to write the output of From_Date_Parm and To_Date_Parm to the target file. I want to write a script by passing the filename.
In my case the file is TransactionParams I tried it through command line. noofdays=TransactionParams sed "s/From_Date_Parm.*$/From_Date_Parm=${now}/g" ./"$noofdays">./"$noofdays"\1\" When i do this it is reading TransactionParams and writing it into TransactionParams1 file But when i issue the next statement sed "s/To_Date_Parm.*$/To_Date_Parm=${nows}/g" ./"$noofdays"\1\>/data01/et2/et2/CTI_London/IAM/metadata/"$noofdays" it is giving following error message Can't open ./TransactionParams1>/data01/et2/et2/CTI_London/IAM/metadata/TransactionParams Let me know where the problem is. cheers, gops 
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why another \ after 1 use this :- sed "To_date_Parm.*$/To_Date_Parm=${now}/g" ./"$noofdays"\1 > /data01//et2/et2/CTI_London/IAM/metadata/"$noofdays"
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