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In Linux system, after copying many files, only a few of them need to be modified. At this time, the SED command can be used to replace and modify at one time.
File_ All old char in name file is replaced by new char, and the corresponding replacement syntax is as follows:
# sed -i 's/od-char/new-char/g' file_ name
Note: the above marked in red need to be changed, other formats do not need to be changed
Example 1: when creating the MySQL master - slave environment, copy a 3306 file and replace it with 3307 in the configuration file. You can use the following method:
Other parameters can be changed from 3306 to 3306 my.cnf All 3306 in the file can be replaced with 3307, and the following command can be used for one-time modification:
$ sed -i 's/3306/3307/g' /data/mysqldata/3307/ my.cnf
Example 2: when creating Oracle 12C plugged database, you need to replace different file system paths:
$ sed -i 's/orapdb01/orapdb03/g' /home/oracle/orapdb03.xml