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Place semi-colon at the end of the last line
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How are you using the *.sql files?
Mike
When working on any project the value of other people is exactly that - they are other people, with views that don't necessarily match yours. This mismatch, between their views and the view you've been contentedly assuming is right, is where that value lies.
Mike
When working on any project the value of other people is exactly that - they are other people, with views that don't necessarily match yours. This mismatch, between their views and the view you've been contentedly assuming is right, is where that value lies.
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I have bunch of sql files , all have select statements but
semicolon missing at the end of the last lines.
I have written the following sed script to add a semi colon at the end .
file=$1
sed '$d' $file > ${file}.new
sed -n '$p' $file | sed 's/$/ ;/g' >> ${file}.new
mv ${file}.new $file
I was just wondering perl should have more elegant solution.
thanks,
semicolon missing at the end of the last lines.
I have written the following sed script to add a semi colon at the end .
file=$1
sed '$d' $file > ${file}.new
sed -n '$p' $file | sed 's/$/ ;/g' >> ${file}.new
mv ${file}.new $file
I was just wondering perl should have more elegant solution.
thanks,
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