The easiest thing is probably to use vi. Then write
:s/"NOT NULL"/""/gc
the `g' will do each occurence, and the `c' will ask
for confirmation. Once you are sure everything will
be fine, let it do `all'.
Otherwise, you can use `sed', but that is weird...
W
--- Dan Browning <danb@cyclonecomputers.com> wrote:
> what command do I use to substitute all occurences
> of a certain string (say,
> "NOT NULL") with another arbitrary string, (e.g.
> "")? I've tried grep and
> tr, but can't figure it out.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dan Browning
> Network & Database Administrator
> Cyclone Computer Systems
>
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