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Trouble with UNIX tr (translate) function
UNIX script - problem.
I want the spaces in my Item variable to be replaced with a question mark. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong? This is the whole code line. Item | tr -s " " "?" Why is this not making any changes to the Item value? Thanks for any help you can give! tg |
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