Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi All,

I am encountering a problem while removing a string from a file. Actually, i have done this thing before using sed to replace the word but this time word is not specfic. its value is changing with each file.

e.g.
%HD% Serial Number list per DN required. +3 -0 sked://BaxBiztalk!XLANG Scheduler/{2FF54557-143A-4B0C-BD19-535BC3DE94C3} Y 20090202T141927.000Z N N 1 0000538236 YUR,2ND MAIN RD TRUSTPURAM, KODAMBAKKAM, CHENNAI - 600 024

I need to remove the word "sked://BaxBiztalk!XLANG Scheduler/{2FF54557-143A-4B0C-BD19-535BC3DE94C3}" from a number of files. The part of the word inside {} is varying with the file.So it is difficult to remove it using sed.

So please help me to get a solution.

Thanks
Neeraj

Code:

 
sed 's/\(.*\)\(sked.*\}\)\( Y.*\)/\1\3/' input_filename.txt

will do the job.

Thanks Buddy.....your solution worked just after one modification ....

I changed it to: sed 's/(sked.*\)\( Y.*\)/\2/' input_filename.txt

Thanks a lot...

Neeraj