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Hi Perderabo,

My understanding was the comand A behaves as same as Command B, and the only difference is that the character "\" allow's the command to be spanned accross multiple lines.

Command...

Hi Perderabo,

Thanks !!! it helped.

$ cat aa
String1

$ cat test
#!/bin/ksh
sed 's/String1/string0\
string1\
String2/' < aa

$ ./test
string0
string1
String2

Thanks a lot for the...

Hi vgersh99,

thanks for your response, but it did'nt help

$ cat aa
String1

$ cat x
#!/bin/ksh
sed -e "s/String1/String0`/bin/echo`String1`/bin/echo`String2/" < aa

$ ./x...

Hi vgersh99 & zazzybob ,

Thanks for the suggestions.

printf helps to resolve the issue in ksh.

But i have issues with other commands also, so i suspect that there is something to do with the...

Newline character "\n" not working for ksh in linux AS 3.0

Command :

$echo "Hi\nHi"
$Hi\nHi
$

Expected output :
$echo "Hi\nHi"
Hi
Hi
$

Can some help me on this

Thanks in...