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find and replace in XML
Hi
I need one clarication.. I have an xml having many entries like this.. <Cust_Name>Tom Cruise</Cust_Name> I want to rename this to <Cust_Name>TEST</Cust_Name> Pls let me know how to do it.. I was trying some basic commands like grep 'Cust_Name' * | tr '>' ',' | tr '<' ',' | cut -d ',' -f3| sed "s/[0-9a-zA-Z_]/TEST/g" The bold part is not working..any idea 
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If you are wanting to replace ALL customer names, you will need a program like xalan - that can perform xsalt. This is what allows you to make these type of modification.
A problem with XML, is that it can be difficult for UNIX utilities to handle - for example 1) Might be one LONG line. Longer than a text editor can handle. 2) Might have Unicode (binary zeroes) which, at least, on my version of UNIX, is difficult to handle. 3) could be formatted like this: <CUST_NAME> Tom Cruise </CUST_NAME>
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