remove comma from a specific portion of a long string

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I have document contain very long strings represent decoded information, i want to remove , commas from the last portion of the string. For example this is one of the long strings:



 Insert into PE_ATRT_S(ID_ANA_TX,FQ_WQ_ASDF,ID_PRTY,NM_ATHY_TX,SC_RND,QU_DGT_RND) values (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - %,Dsc,Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


I want to remove comma from the last portion of it so let me zoom in to show you how it look like:



(99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - %,Dsc,Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


so the final result look like this:



Insert into PE_ATRT_S(ID_ANA_TX,FQ_WQ_ASDF,ID_PRTY,NM_ATHY_TX,SC_RND,QU_DGT_RND) values (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - % Dsc Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


please notice the last portion of the long string, no comma in part of it let's zoom in to see it better:



(99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - % Dsc Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


I spent hours trying to find a way to do it but I failed, would you please help me to fix these strings, thanks!






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    I have document contain very long strings represent decoded information, i want to remove , commas from the last portion of the string. For example this is one of the long strings:



     Insert into PE_ATRT_S(ID_ANA_TX,FQ_WQ_ASDF,ID_PRTY,NM_ATHY_TX,SC_RND,QU_DGT_RND) values (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - %,Dsc,Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


    I want to remove comma from the last portion of it so let me zoom in to show you how it look like:



    (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - %,Dsc,Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


    so the final result look like this:



    Insert into PE_ATRT_S(ID_ANA_TX,FQ_WQ_ASDF,ID_PRTY,NM_ATHY_TX,SC_RND,QU_DGT_RND) values (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - % Dsc Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


    please notice the last portion of the long string, no comma in part of it let's zoom in to see it better:



    (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - % Dsc Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


    I spent hours trying to find a way to do it but I failed, would you please help me to fix these strings, thanks!






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      I have document contain very long strings represent decoded information, i want to remove , commas from the last portion of the string. For example this is one of the long strings:



       Insert into PE_ATRT_S(ID_ANA_TX,FQ_WQ_ASDF,ID_PRTY,NM_ATHY_TX,SC_RND,QU_DGT_RND) values (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - %,Dsc,Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


      I want to remove comma from the last portion of it so let me zoom in to show you how it look like:



      (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - %,Dsc,Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


      so the final result look like this:



      Insert into PE_ATRT_S(ID_ANA_TX,FQ_WQ_ASDF,ID_PRTY,NM_ATHY_TX,SC_RND,QU_DGT_RND) values (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - % Dsc Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


      please notice the last portion of the long string, no comma in part of it let's zoom in to see it better:



      (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - % Dsc Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


      I spent hours trying to find a way to do it but I failed, would you please help me to fix these strings, thanks!






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      I have document contain very long strings represent decoded information, i want to remove , commas from the last portion of the string. For example this is one of the long strings:



       Insert into PE_ATRT_S(ID_ANA_TX,FQ_WQ_ASDF,ID_PRTY,NM_ATHY_TX,SC_RND,QU_DGT_RND) values (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - %,Dsc,Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


      I want to remove comma from the last portion of it so let me zoom in to show you how it look like:



      (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - %,Dsc,Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


      so the final result look like this:



      Insert into PE_ATRT_S(ID_ANA_TX,FQ_WQ_ASDF,ID_PRTY,NM_ATHY_TX,SC_RND,QU_DGT_RND) values (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - % Dsc Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


      please notice the last portion of the long string, no comma in part of it let's zoom in to see it better:



      (99990987868959,null,68,'T59 - % Dsc Itm-2 tax 1 Juris',4,5);


      I spent hours trying to find a way to do it but I failed, would you please help me to fix these strings, thanks!






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          awk -F' -vOFS=' 'gsub(","," ",$2); print'





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          • Nice solution. Just one bug : it will work only with lines having one '...,...' field.
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          Alternative solution with gnu sed:



          sed -r 's/(x27.*),(.*x27)/1 2/g' file


          x27 : ascii code of single quote '






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            • Nice solution. Just one bug : it will work only with lines having one '...,...' field.
              – George Vasiliou
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            • Nice solution. Just one bug : it will work only with lines having one '...,...' field.
              – George Vasiliou
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            Nice solution. Just one bug : it will work only with lines having one '...,...' field.
            – George Vasiliou
            22 mins ago





            Nice solution. Just one bug : it will work only with lines having one '...,...' field.
            – George Vasiliou
            22 mins ago













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            Alternative solution with gnu sed:



            sed -r 's/(x27.*),(.*x27)/1 2/g' file


            x27 : ascii code of single quote '






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