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sed help needed
Hi there,
I have a folder with many files where the first line has almost the same pattern in all the files and I want to replace this one with another which is going to be the same in all the files. So the first line of all the files begins like UNB+IATA:1+CHUAGT87HUUPSS/BUD01:PIMA and I want to replace this one UNB+IATA:1+REUAGT87GLSEHDQ/FRA16:PIMA I tried the following but it doesn't see to do anything. Code:
grep 'UNB+IATA:1+[A-Z,0-9]\{1,\}\/\{0,\}[A-Z,0-9]\{0,\}:PIMA' *.msg|sed 's/UNB+IATA:1+[A-Z,0-9]\{1,\}\/\{0,\}[A-Z,0-9]\{0,\}:PIMA/UNB+IATA:1+REUAGT87GLSEHDQ/FRA16:PIMA'
sed: -e expression #1, char 85: unknown option to `s' or sed: -e expression #1, char 2: extra characters after command can somebody please advise? |
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