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See if this works for you:
sed -e :a -e 's/>\(.*[0-9]\)\([0-9]\{3\}\)/>\1,\2/;ta' Inp_File

Note that there is no need to use "cat".

You can start with this skeleton.

Consider "mx" as text fields - do the same for each one.
#!/usr/bin/ksh
IFS='|'
while read m1 m2 m3 ... mn; do
mx='"'${mx}'"'
echo...

There are several ways you can do it - here is one of them:
#!/usr/bin/ksh
ls -1 beach_*.jpg | while read mFName; do
mNewFName=$(echo ${mFName} | sed 's/beach_//')
echo "Now renaming...

Based on requirement:
cut -d'|' -f4-7 Inp_File | sort -u

echo 'fish://ulavet@rits1.ula.com.tr/home_put1/bidds/myfo' | sed 's#.*//[^/]*/#/#'

#!/usr/bin/ksh
typeset -i mI
set -A mMon n/a Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
mFrom='20100105'
mTo='20110101'
while read mLine; do
echo ${mLine} | sed...

!/usr/bin/ksh
typeset -i mCnt
for mFNameA in trace*.log; do
mCnt=0
for mFNameB in trace*.log; do
diff ${mFNameA} ${mFNameB} 1>/dev/null/
mRC=$?
if [[ "${mRC}" = "0" ]]; then
...

See if this helps you:
#!/usr/bin/ksh
typeset -i mChars1
typeset -i mChars2
ls -1 main_directory/*.wcor | while read mFName; do
mBase=$(basename ${mFName} '.wcor')
if [[ -f...

See if this works for you:
xargs -n4 < File

Change teh "TEMP" assignment to:
TEMP=$(echo "${i}" | sed -e "s/$PREMID_DT_TM/$POSTMID_DT_TM/")

Here is one way:
sed '/152.15.x.y/d;/152.9.x.y/d;/152.19.x.y/d;/44.33.x.y/d' /etc/hosts

Would this do it for you:
OVZINCLUDE="16810 16811 1689"
for VPS in $OVZINCLUDE
do
echo "Dumping VPSes: $OVZINCLUDE "
mPlus='PLUS_'${OVZINCLUDE}
vzdump --compress --snapshot ${mPlus}...

#!/usr/bin/ksh
while read mName mCnt1 mCnt2; do
if [[ "${mCnt1}" != "${mCnt2}" ]]; then
echo '<font color="red">'${mName}'</font>' ${mCnt1} ${mCnt2}
else
echo ${mName} ${mCnt1}...

See if this works for you:
grep -q STOPPED /tmp/msg1$$
if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then
if [[ ! -f Found_Stopped ]]; then
mailx -s "GOLDEN GATE PROCESS ABENDED ON $SERVER_NAME" $RECEIPIENT <...

Saggiboy,

We are here to help, but before we can help, we need to have full and precise description of the issue with a sample of input, code and desired output.

Still after you posted multiple...

See if this works for you:
sed 's#\(...</GroupingKey>\)#1\1#g' File

sed 's/^0//' File

What about this:
sed -e 's/record/ebcdic record/' -e 's/integer (10) present_id;/string (12) present_id;/' Inp_File > Out_File

See if this helps you:
#!/usr/bin/ksh
cut -c23- File | while read mFourth mRest; do
echo ${mFourth}
done

Create a file with all your sed statements as:
s/TSTARTO2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_1/TSTARTO2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_24/g
s/O2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_1/O2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_24/g
......

Why can't you use:
rm /dir/test.txt

Here is an entire different approach:

First create a file with all 10,000 combinations as follows:
,,,,,,,,SSRTY,RTYUI9,RIGHT1
,,,,,,,,SSI09,ITYIP4,AUSTRALIA
,,,,,,,,SSRTY,ITYIP4,ASIA...

You can create a sed file with all 10,000 combinations as:
s/.*,SSRTY,RTYUI9,.*/&RIGHT1,/
s/.*,SSI09,ITYIP4,.*/&AUSTRALIA,/
s/.*,SSRTY,ITYIP4,.*/&ASIA,/
s/.*,SSRTY,LRTER4,.*/&NORTHUS,/

Then...

See if this can help you:
sed -n '/VOXI/s/VOXI//p' File

sed -n '/MMM/{N;N;N;N;N;N;N;N;N;N;p;}' Inp_File | paste -d, - - - - - - - - - - -