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This seemed to work for me: $ perl -pi -e "s/\\?\cM\cJ//g"
sean $ perl -pi -e "s/\c@/\n/g" sean To recap, the goal was to get all of this pipe
delimited goo on one line so I can manipulate easier. It has \^M control characters at the end,
and a CTRL-@ (or \c@, aka NULL) at the very end that signifies a new line: 00:04:46,360 DEBUG [3148][] [REQUEST] ^M @HDR|ARS1P|HRSOM|IATC55F15|GMT090604|MSN1111118FC77E14D|UTTA|SCTCTJ|SGA1P|SOBPL||\^M BOOKRQ|ACTSS|BKS1111111|CCN0000000|CHNOM|CTYAUS|GUTDX|GCTIK|GCN1129912912912H\^M ti7sfMeLXU+Xnm1wd|GUEm7hUXOLrxek=|GNMPRICELINE|IND20FEB09|OTD22FEB09|NAD2|NAMTEST\^M /TEST|NNT2|NPR2|NRM1|PID222222|RMR9999.99|RTYA1KCT3|SINIKXXX0108354597$PHR686706\^M 21102$NSM RM PRFD||^@^M Sean Baker Software Architect Omni Hotels (402) 952-6508 From:
omaha-pm-bounces+pbaker=omnihotels.com@pm.org
[mailto:omaha-pm-bounces+pbaker=omnihotels.com@pm.org] On Behalf Of Jay Hannah
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