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#!/bin/ksh
while read line
do
echo "$line\c"
done < inputfile > outputfile

This removed all new line characters. I want only last to be removed.

Ques: What exactly do you want to do?...

Just tried this command.
This command even removed one line of my data.

My data is
A<new line>
B<new line>
c<new line>
D<new line>

So If I open the file cursor is at the new line below D....

I tried awk command but output and input files are same.
for sed I tried to insert one extra carriage return at the end and it removed one line only.

Sorry if I hurt you... but I was trying everything and asked for help.

not working.

Tried and It didn't remove it.
Manually problem is removed by placing cursor at last line then press back button.

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I need to remove new line character from end of file.
Suppose here are content.


a|b|c|d|r
a|b|c|d|r
a|b|c|d|r
<new line>


that means file contains 4 lines but data is there in 3 lines....