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String manipulation with a script?
Hello,
I'm a newbie in linux and I have a question about linux script and string manipulation. In my case I have file with a dump of a mysql database. ex: INSERT INTO test_table VALUES ('first','1','','','test'); I would like to change this line to add a new parameter. For example, if I need to add the parameter 'A' in fourth position I will have to count the number of comma (3) and insert the letter 'A'. My question is. Is it possible to do this with a simple script. If yes, what can I use as command to count a special charater and insert a small string after x special charaters? Thanks in advance. |
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