Summary: What does it mean? I have a file which contains the name of various SQL scripts, like... T1.sql; inside these sql scripts i have a commit statement D...
Summary: Hi! i m new to batch programing. I want to make a batch file which will search for a particular string in a ini file and replace it with a another str...
Summary: Hi there, I'm working with Microsoft's Office 2007 and I need to search and replace a text in multiple documents which are located in subdirectories. ...
Summary: Is it possible to use a DOS batch file to: 1. Open a file - Yes, use edit... 2. Once open, find and replace the string 'MINIMUM' to 'NORMAL' Thanks i...
Summary: I need to create a script, taking a number of parameters (a target string, a string to replace the target string, and a number of files), that perfor...
Summary: Does any one know how to use GSAR to search and replace a string with spaces? Say I want to look for the string STRING and I want to replace it with M...
Summary: Hi, I want to find a string from a file and replace a string using a bat file. I have tried with findstr to find a string but not sure how to replace...
Summary: Hi, Can anyone help me with the command to do the following search and replace in the following files: Files: file1 file2 file3 Search String: "GET /t...
Summary: For example in a file if I see: "<start> open:my_file.txt open:other_file.text </start>" I'd like to replace it with "<start> {open_me:my_f...
Summary: Hi, How can I replace many different strings in a file? The strings which should be searched and their new strings are saveed in a file strings.txt, ...
Summary: I am working w/ this huge matrix file. Now in this matrix file 2nd column is strings. lets say its contain red, blue, black. now i can not load this...
Summary: If a file in unix has the string "123ABC" in it on 50 different lines and I only want to replace the first 25 of them with "xxxxxx", how would I do th...
Summary: Hi, Can someone help. I need a way to search through many text files to find an "Ã" and replace it with a "~". Or at least search through many text f...