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10-26-2006
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could you please explain me what does this command mean? :%s/crmrl01/crmpl01/g 
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Code:
:%s/crmrl01/crmpl01/g Code:
: - vi command 'mode'
% - for ALL the lines in the files
s - substutute the following:
string 'crmrl01' with string 'crmpl01'
g - Globally for each line [not just once (by default), byut for multiple occorences of
string 'crmrl01'
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