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Another idea that could be dig a bit more :

fold -w 1 infile | awk '/"/{f=!f} f{ .... }'

.Do you want to replace ALL commas in your script to something else? sed -i "s/\,/\|/g" infileChanges all commas to the pipe

Before using sed -i, do it without the -i so you can see what it'll do...

Give a try to :
sed 's:\("[^",][^",]*\),\([^"]*"\):\1\2:g' infileNote that if you have more than 1 coma within the double quote, it will only remove 1 so you may have to run it several times

#...

Unless escaped with a backslash (\) percent-signs (%) in the command will be interpreted as newline characters.

Try these date formats:
$(date +\%Y\%m\%d)

or:
$(date '+%Y%m%d')