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I have been struggling with this all day. Is it even possible to search for a variable that has spaces in it using a sed statement?

I am using the sed command from with a ksh script. However, due to my first parameter having spaces in it the replace is not working. $testvar is a variable that looks like the following 2 DFRGEW4....

I am using the sed command from with a ksh script. However, due to my first parameter having spaces in it the replace is not working. $testvar is a variable that looks like the following 2 ...

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Here is what I am searching for using sed.

1 00640000106798

I want to replace that with the following.

8 0064B0000106798

I can do this easy enough from the command line...

Please help. Here is my problem. I have 9000 lines in file a and 500,000 lines in file b. For each line in file a I need to search file b and remove that line. I am currently using the grep -v...

Please help. Here is my problem. I have 9000 lines in file a and 500,000 lines in file b. For each line in file a I need to search file b and remove that line. I am currently using the grep -v...

Please Help!!

Here is a very simplistic example of what I am trying to accomplish.

I need what I have inbetween the quotes to be read into the shell variable.

x="This is fun"
echo $x
...