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Hi Rudic, Thanks for your comments. we have...
Hi Rudic,

Thanks for your comments. we have got 10 files and all the files will have different number of columns and this ^ issue can appear in any column within the file. I know I am making...
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Posted By dJHa
How to remove the delimiter from the column value within a file?
Hello All,

we have some 10 files wherein we are using the ASCII NULL as separator which is nothing but '^@' and we need to change it to pipe delimited file before loading to database. Most of the...
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Posted By dJHa
Hi Scrutinizer, Thanks for your response but...
Hi Scrutinizer,

Thanks for your response but honestly even I don't have access to sample files as files are in test environment. If I have to test the commands provided by you all gurus, I will...
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Posted By dJHa
Hi Aia :- How do use the Perl commands on...
Hi
Aia :- How do use the Perl commands on Solaris. do you need to include something in the shell script for the Perl commands to work.

Scrutinizer :-There are <CR> in the file. Its just that I...
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Posted By dJHa
Removing carriage returns from multiple lines in multiple files of different number of columns
Hello Gurus,

I have a multiple pipe separated files which have records going over multiple Lines. End of line separator is \n and records going over multiple lines have <CR> as separator. below is...
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Posted By dJHa
I am trying to execute this but with no luck ...
I am trying to execute this but with no luck
sed 's/\x0/|/g' $file > $DEST_DIRNAME/${newfile%.$ORIG_FILEEXT}.$DEST_FILEEXT

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Posted By dJHa
Replacing UNIX 1 byte delimiters to the pipe separator
Hi

I am new to Unix Shell scripting have a requirement where I have to replace the "unix 1 byte delimiter" with the "pipe" separator and also remove any carriage returns and line feeds if any
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