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Sorry, I don't understand what you are saying. When applying my proposal to your sample input, I get{1:F01SAESVAV0AXXX0466020121}{2:O1011538070522LRLRXXXX4A0700005910650705221739N}{3:{108:MT101 001...

Would this do? awk '/^{1:/ {LAST=$1} {print LAST, NR, $0}' FS="}" OFS="}" file | sort -t"}" -k1,1 -k2,2n | cut -d"}" -f3-

Got Perl?

perl -ne 'BEGIN{$/="\$\n"}; ($i) = /^({[^}]*})/ and $r{$i} = $_; END{for(sort keys %r){print $r{$_}}}' alfredo123.file...

If you're using a recent bash or a ksh newer than its 1988 version as your shell, you could also use:
for i in Daily_XYZ_TEST_*.csv
do mv "$i" "${i/_XYZ_/_ABC_}"
done

ahem: what you did was throwing a "sed"-command at the shell. Big surprise, being not "sed" the shell was confused. Talk japanese to any average middle-european and you are bound to get the same...

First, there is no utility named rename that is callable from the shell on most systems. If you're talking about the perl rename function, it would be a good idea to state that you're having a...