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needs to be automated as its becoming a daily import to our db.


Simply put, I want to leave the LF marks untouched.... and remove all CRLF when CRLF are found together


thanks all

screenshots attached

the awk command produced the same issue..... bad CRLF remains and correct LF at line endings changed to CRLF.

what is needed is to remove the CRLF in mid-row, and the correct line endings remain...

I've attached a sample. You'll see LF at the end of an appropriate line break, and CRLF within fields I want to remove.

thanks for the insights.

This didn't work. The new file was created but:

Instances of LF were changed to CRLF and original instances of CRLF were ignored.

What is the command or script to remove CRLF but only when joined?

Tried using below but removed all instances of either
cat a.txt | tr -d "\r\n" > b.txt