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There are two ways to modify the default behavior of AIX name resolution - which is: bind4|6, nis, local4|6
because of the lookup to bind6 and local6 - and I am not using them - I specify...

Correct. Sometimes it takes me a while to sift through what i have written, but here is the name resoution process in detail (https://www.unix.com/aix/132207-resolv-conf-dns-configration.html).

I...

another way to testif delays are caused bt name server lookups is to edit /etc/netsvc.conf.
add or edit a line so that it says,
hosts=local4

fyi my normal setting is: hosts=local4,bind4 as I am...

OK, this might as well be a problem with the server as it might be a problem with some third-party system. A possible cause could be the name server (have a look at /etc/resolv.conf), maybe the...

These are kernel wait processes. They are absolute normal and come with the OS, 1 per Logical CPU. As one can see you have 2 procs and I assume you have SMT activated with 2 Logical CPUs per virtual...

This is what the code is supposed to do: from possition 117 search forwards to find next non-space with 4 or more spaces in front of it, and replace the last 4 spaces with 8251.

replaced as...

As an example to replace four spaces proceeding the next word from column 150 with a value of "8251", you would do this (Note requires sed that supports the -E option):

sed -E 's/^(.{150}.*) ...

See if this works for you:
sed 's/ \([^ ]\)/1100\1/' inp_file

Try: perl -pe 's/(?<=.{11}).{11}/ 1100USD/' file