10-16-2010
Hi Aia
thanks for the exemple...
It still don't works for all the records. Look this exemple:
Where SAN DIEGO is the first field (no problem with it)
and where ACADEMIC PRESS, INC.;1989;SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92101
is the second filed...
HTML Code:
SAN DIEGO;ACADEMIC PRESS, INC.;1989;SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92101
If I pass your script I have this:
HTML Code:
$$aSAN DIEGO :$$bACADEMIC PRESS, INC.,$$c1989.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92101 is missing then...
Maybe there is a way to get just 4 digits as a date?
I try this but it do not works:
HTML Code:
sed -i '/[0-9]\{9\} 260 L/s/, [0-9]\{4\},/,/g' biblio1.mrk_aleph_sec.dat
Thanks in advance if you have some idea.
Cheers
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