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My apologies for posting different sample output. I agree, that was confusing.

And that works!!! Thanks!

I prefer no space between the two ;; I had just used that to highlight the empty field.

I tried it in my code:

myquery | cut -c 1-9,11-48,60-68,112-142,143-159 | sed "s/ \{1\,\}/;/g"and although it's putting in the delimiter between the fields correctly, I am still having a problem...

I am trying to selectively display several columns from a db2 query, which gives me a fixed-width output (partial output listed here):
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000 ...