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You dont need cat here. Also, use double quotes:
Search_String=100
Replace_String=151
sed "s|${Search_String}|${Replace_String}|g" ${work}/temp_${CSV_File} > $work/${work_1}/${CSV_File}

Try:perl -pe '$x=$1 if /^X (\S+)/;s/^X {6}/X $x/' file

Try:
find . -name 22\* | while read old; do
new=`echo $old | perl -nle '/_(\d+)_/&&print "ch$1"'`
mv $old $new
done

Take a look at newtask.
(http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E26502_01/html/E29030/newtask-1.html)

The system will only allow you to detach one disk from that pool. If those are all the disks you can use, then there is no way to provide redundancy without destroying the pool and recreating it from...

If adding more disks is possible, then you could create mirrored vdevs, by attaching mirror disks to c3t5000CCA012B3E751d0 and c3t5000CCA012B39541d0. See manual for zpool attach command.

Are those physical disks or LUNs exported from a storage array?

Your setup still does not offer redundancy. If c3t5000CCA012B3E751d0 or c3t5000CCA012B39541d0 fails, the whole pool will become unavailable.

You still didn't tell us in which virtualization technique did you use to create your virtual machine (Solaris supports many of them).

We also need to know the exact steps performed by you when...

How did you create the virtual machine? We need exact steps.

Is it an LDOM or a zone or VirtualBox?

What is the output of:uname -a
echo $SHELL

Create a new file in that directory, that will be used as a lock file. Use flock - perldoc.perl.org (http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/flock.html) on that lock file in all three scripts. Use that...

Try:echo "Enter INPUT:"
read INPUT
echo "Enter OUTPUT:"
read OUTPUT
cut -f1-4 $INPUT | sed 's/hello/goodbye/g' | sort -uV > $OUTPUT

When you run your code it says pretty clearly why it can't print the details for the second child node:
Not a HASH reference at ...Now, modify your code to print the contents of $FreemanFees using...

Take a look here:
perlform - perldoc.perl.org (http://perldoc.perl.org/perlform.html)

After you have read the link from my previous post, I would advice you to practise the patching on a lab system before trying to patch production server(s).

I would advice against detaching the mirror disk. Instead you can use "lucreate" to create another boot environment that you can patch, while keeping the original boot environment intact. Take a look...

Try:awk -F",? +" 'NR==FNR{x=$1;sub($1", *","",$0);a[x]=$0;next}{print $0" - "a[$1]}' ldap_jcon.txt over90.txt

You can also do something like this:
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;

qx'sed -i "s/Hi Mom!\|Hi Dad!/Bye Everyone!/I" ./test.txt';

No more double backslash, but...

Try:#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;

`sed -i 's/Hi Mom!\\|Hi Dad!/Bye Everyone!/I' ./test.txt`;

Try:#!/bin/bash
func_1(){
echo $1
}

func_1 $1

Does it have to be sed?perl -0pe 's/2Z694//' file.xml

It basically replaces all occurences of 52 consequtive spaces that are at the beginning of a line with a single space, while removing the newline character located right before those spaces.

Try:$ORACLE_HOME/OPatch/opatch lsinventory -bugs_fixed | perl -p0e '$spaces=" " x 52;s/\n$spaces(\w)/ $1/g'

As far as I know AMD CPUs have the same number of threads as the number of cores. Intel CPUs have the HT technology, which exports more virtual CPUs to the operating system than the number of cores.