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when i check the encoding its UTF-8


file xyz.csv
xyz.csv: UTF-8 Unicode text, with very long lines


i tried piconv from UTF-8 to ASCII and it does converts <feff> to ?.
then i can grep ?...

I tried it in many forms but its no help at all...

cat xyz.csv | grep -v $(echo -ne '^\0376\0377')

or

grep -v $(echo -ne '^\0376\0377') xyz.csv > fixed.txt


what was your thought...

Experts,

this has been dumped on me at the last minute.... i am having issue on few files where im getting files from source with BOM mark at the top of every file and i need to check for its...

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if i dont put single QUOTES it fails with

./krun: line 11: syntax error near unexpected token `Count:*'
./krun: line 11: `*Error Count:*)'

Double Quotes doesnt make any difference.... same...

i tried 2nd CASE statement

#!/bin/bash
file="/home/mbuser/log.txt"
val1='Load completed in'
fit=holy
err=crap
while IFS= read -r line
do
let count++ # display $line or do somthing...

Thanks Jim,
but i want the control inside the loop so i can do other operations like Substring on FOUND Lines
OR
look for additional info based on what keyword it found....

so i was looking...

I have a LOG file which looks like this

Import started at: Mon Jul 23 02:13:01 EDT 2012
Initialization completed in 2.146 seconds....