RE: adding lines

Everything is fine such that unrecoverablen (n is getting printed)

How do I use 1i UNRECOVERABLE as u said instead of \n

Ur program:

for FILE in `ls -1 *.test`

do

  mv ${FILE} ${FILE}.bkp_`date +%Y%m%d`;

  cat ${FILE}.bkp_`date +%Y%m%d` | \

   sed -e "s/^load\ data/unrecoverable\nload\ data/g" \

       -e "s/^infile\ '/infile\ '\/DDUMPS\/sybase_dump\/out\/DATACITI_MASTER\/Oracle\//g" \

       -e "s/^into\ table/append\ into\ table/g" > ${FILE}; done

Other prog:

#!/bin/bash

BASE="/home/lt99068/Sybase/DATACITI_MASTER/Oracle"

for b in $(ls -1 $BASE)

do

sed -e '1i UNRECOVERABLE' -e "s/^infile '/infile '\/DDUMPS\/sybase_dump\/out\/DATACITI_MASTER\/Oracle\//g" \

-e "s/^into/append into/g" $BASE/$b >$BASE/$b.new; done

Thanks & Regards

Noor

-----Original Message-----
From: Kjetil Strønen [mailto:kjetil_at_oneteam.no] Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 2:41 PM To: Noor Mulla
Cc: oracle-l
Subject: RE: adding lines

On Tue, 2009-12-15 at 14:22 +0530, Noor Mulla wrote:

> In the below cmd \n is not going to newline.. is the syntax fine

>

>

>

> sed -e "s/^load\ data/unrecoverable\nload\ data/g" \

Hmm. It depends on the sed-version, it seems. It works fine on the

linux-boxes I have tried, but apparently not in your version of sed.

Waldirio suggested using

-e "1i UNRECOVERABLE"

to insert UNRECOVERABLE at line 1, maybe that works better in your

environment.

--Kjetil

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