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Do you have perl on your system ??<br />

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you should also be able to accomplish what it appears you desire with sed<br />

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you should also be able to accomplish what it appears you desire with sed


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I have access to both.<br />

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What command line are you now using?<br />

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Yes, tr/// would be faster and I guess print isn't required<br />
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. /me consults docs ...<br />
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yes print isn't required as ozo the master of all things technologically related has pointed out (note this *IS* a complement meant to be taken positivley :)<br />

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Yes, tr/// would be faster and I guess print isn't required

. /me consults docs ...

yes print isn't required as ozo the master of all things technologically related has pointed out (note this *IS* a complement meant to be taken positivley :)


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I have a bunch of files that all end in<br />
*.sql*<br />
I need to replace all of the &quot;;&quot; with &quot;&nbsp;&quot;.<br />
I have a little script called sr.cgi but it only works one file at a time. &nbsp;Can anyone tell me a quick command line way to do this?
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I have a bunch of files that all end in
*.sql*
I need to replace all of the ";" with " ".
I have a little script called sr.cgi but it only works one file at a time.  Can anyone tell me a quick command line way to do this?

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