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sorry, i didnt express myself correctly, he run rm ~ , no data was deleted but now when he enters his account, instead of going to his home directory, he goes in root directory.

No data was deleted, but when he enters the user, he is not directed to his home directory.

Some friend of mine used rm ~ and deleted his home directory, how can he restore it ?

sed 's!\(+ sqlplus -S.*/\).*\(@.*\)!\1****\2!'

One last thing, I need to limit it only to line that start with
+ sqlplus -S , not any line that contains / @ symbols.

Thats right Franklin52, thats my desired output.

It works perfectly ! Thanks !

Thank you Dan for your help.

I have another problem to resolve involving sed:
In the log I have the following line :

+ sqlplus -S env10/env10pass@DBL9

I put :

s/^\(.*+ sqlplus -S...

Thank you Alex for the examples, its exactly what I needed.
I used sed 's/^\(.*PASS=\).*/\1*****/' and it did the job.
Can you explain me what this sed contains? Or maybe give a link to read? I...

Hi,

I need to write a sed that replaces the value of all environment variables that have PASS in the name with ***** . I have a log file who prints the value of all environment variables...