function scanInsertUD
{
#set -x
CTM_FILE=$1
TMP_FILE=/tmp/ud.$$

# Reformat XML file
# Remove developer added user daily
sed 's/TABLE_USERDAILY=".*"//g' ${CTM_FILE} > ${CTM_FILE}.tmp
mv ${CTM_FILE}.tmp ${CTM_FILE}
# Merge SCHED_GROUP XML node
#awk '/<SCHED_GROUP/{p=1}/>/{p=0} {printf $0} !p{print ""}' ${CTM_FILE} > ${CTM_FILE}.tmp
#mv ${CTM_FILE}.tmp ${CTM_FILE}

# Scan all possible tables that dont have a UD
grep "<SCHED_TABLE" ${CTM_FILE} | grep "TABLE_NAME" | sed -e 's/.*TABLE_NAME="//' | awk '{print $1}' > $TMP_FILE
grep "<SCHED_GROUP" ${CTM_FILE} | grep "TABLE_NAME" | sed -e 's/.*TABLE_NAME="//' | awk '{print $1}' >> $TMP_FILE

# Populates tmp file with BPR-PP-CCR"
cat ${TMP_FILE} | while read LINE
do
   # Prefix with TABLE_NAME="
   set -A TABLE_ARRAY ${TABLE_ARRAY[*]} "TABLE_NAME=\""$LINE
done
rm -f ${TMP_FILE} > /dev/null

((COUNT=0))
while (( ${COUNT} < ${#TABLE_ARRAY[*]} ))
do
   TABLE=$(echo ${TABLE_ARRAY[${COUNT}]})
   BDU=$(echo ${TABLE_ARRAY[${COUNT}]} | cut -d= -f2 | cut -d\" -f2)
   USR_DLY=$(grep $BDU ${etcbase:?}/userdaily.conf | cut -d: -f2)
   
   if [[ "${USR_DLY}" != "" ]]; then
      sed -e \
         's/\(<SCHED_TABLE \)\(.*'${TABLE}'\)/\1TABLE_USERDAILY="'${USR_DLY}'" \2/' -e \
         's/\(<SCHED_GROUP \)\(.*'${TABLE}'\)/\1TABLE_USERDAILY="'${USR_DLY}'" \2/' \
         < ${CTM_FILE} > ${CTM_FILE}.tmp
      mv ${CTM_FILE}.tmp ${CTM_FILE}

   fi
   
   ((COUNT=${COUNT}+1))
done

}

CMDLINE="rm %%L_BILL_EC_FP_AFT_SA/%%L_BILL_EC_FP_PAT_SA_TRG"

becomes after awk
CMDLINE="rm %L_BILL_EC_FP_AFT_SA/%L_BILL_EC_FP_PAT_SA_TRG"

sed 's/%/%%/g' infile

sed 's/TABLE_USERDAILY=".*"//g'

<SCHED_TABLE TABLE_USERDAILY="UTC" DATACENTER="ctmwk05" TABLE_NAME="BPR-PP-CCR" USED_BY_CODE="0">

And make it
<SCHED_TABLE >

When the intention was
<SCHED_TABLE DATACENTER="ctmwk05" TABLE_NAME="BPR-PP-CCR" USED_BY_CODE="0">

sed 's/TABLE_USERDAILY="[^ ]*"//g'

awk '/<SCHED_GROUP/{p=1}/>/{p=0} {printf $0} !p{print ""}' infile

 printf
            Requires the following syntax:

            printf Format [ , ExpressionList ] [ Redirection ] [ Expression ]

            The printf statement writes to standard output the expressions specified by the ExpressionList parameter in the
            format specified by the Format parameter. The printf statement functions exactly like the printf command,
            except for the c conversion specification (%c). The Redirection and Expression parameters function the same as
            in the print statement.