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So I manually use the following two commands in succession on my data file, i.e. I trigger the second command after the first has finished updating the file:

sed -i 's/""""/" " /g' EXPERIMENT-20210729010003.FILE

sed -i 's/"""/" " /g' EXPERIMENT-20210729010003.FILE

sed -i 's/""""/" " /g' EXPERIMENT-20210729010003.FILE
sed -i 's/"""/" " /g' EXPERIMENT-20210729010003.FILE

How can i write this in a .sh script and pass file name as argument to the sh call?

EXPERIMENT-*.FILE comes everyday on my unix server. At any given point of time there can be only one Experiment file with a unique datetime value appended to its name.

Thanks!

So I manually use the following two commands in succession on my data file, i.e. I trigger the second command after the first has finished updating the file:

sed -i 's/""""/" " /g' EXPERIMENT-20210729010003.FILE

sed -i 's/"""/" " /g' EXPERIMENT-20210729010003.FILE

How can i write this in a .sh script and pass file name as argument to the sh call?

EXPERIMENT-*.FILE comes everyday on my unix server. At any given point of time there can be only one Experiment file with a unique datetime value appended to its name.

Thanks!

So I manually use the following two commands in succession on my data file, i.e. I trigger the second command after the first has finished updating the file:

sed -i 's/""""/" " /g' EXPERIMENT-20210729010003.FILE
sed -i 's/"""/" " /g' EXPERIMENT-20210729010003.FILE

How can i write this in a .sh script and pass file name as argument to the sh call?

EXPERIMENT-*.FILE comes everyday on my unix server. At any given point of time there can be only one Experiment file with a unique datetime value appended to its name.

Thanks!

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So I manually use the following two commands in succession on my data file, i.e. I trigger the second command after the first has finished updating the file:

sed -i 's/""""/" " /g' EXPERIMENT-20210729010003.FILE

sed -i 's/"""/" " /g' EXPERIMENT-20210729010003.FILE

How can i write this in a .sh script and pass file name as argument to the sh call?

EXPERIMENT-*.FILE comes everyday on my unix server. At any given point of time there can be only one Experiment file with a unique datetime value appended to its name.

Thanks!