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07-18-2008
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Add single quotes in string
Hi All, I love this site, it helps newbie people like me and I appreciate everyone's help!
Here is my questions. I am trying to concatenate a single quote into a character/string from a text file for each line (lets say ABC should look like 'ABC'). I tried to use awk print command to do this, but it always gives me syntax error (i followed the awk document as it says). Is there a unix short cut command to do this ? thanks a lot! 
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what about how I build val2 or val3
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> val1="ABC" > echo $val1 ABC > val2="'$val1'" > echo $val2 'ABC' > val3="'""$val1""'" > echo $val3 'ABC'
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