Not able to perform multiple sed operations at a time - sed

Question

Hi i need to perform multiple sed operations at a time and then flush the output to a file.
I have a .dat file which has data as follows
indicator.dat
Air_Ind - A.Air_Ind Air_Ind - 0000 - 00- 00
Rpting_Ind - Case When Dstbr_Id Is Null Then 'N' Else 'Y' End Rpting_Ind - 0000 - 00 - 00
Latitude,Longitude - A.Store_Latitude Latitude,A.Store_Longitude Longitude - 0000- 00- 00
coalesce(Pm_Cig_Direct_Ind,'') - Coalesce(Direct_Acct_Ind ,'') - 0004 - 01- 01
coalesce(Pm_Mst_Direct_Ind,'') - Coalesce(Direct_Acct_Ind ,'') - 0004 - 02 - 02
coalesce(Pm_Snus_Direct_Ind,'') - Coalesce(Direct_Acct_Ind ,'') - 0004 - 01 - 02
coalesce(Pm_Snuf_Direct_Ind,'') - Coalesce(Direct_Acct_Ind ,'') - 0004 - 04- 02
coalesce(Jmc_Cgr_Direct_Ind,'') - Coalesce(Direct_Acct_Ind ,'') - 2000 - 02 - 01
coalesce(Usst_Mst_Direct_Ind,'') - Coalesce(Direct_Acct_Ind ,'') - 1070- 02- 02
coalesce(Usst_Snus_Direct_Ind,'') - Coalesce(Direct_Acct_Ind ,'') - 1070 - 01 - 02
coalesce(Usst_Snuf_Direct_Ind,'') - Coalesce(Direct_Acct_Ind ,'') - 1070 - 04 - 02
Now I am trying to replace the parameters defined in a file called indicator.sql and flush the output to a file
indicator_s.sql:
Select A.Location_Id,
param1
From Edw.Location A
--1Left Outer Join
--1(
--1 Select
--1 Location_Id,
--1 Direct_Acct_Ind
--1 From Edw.Location_Bcbc D
--1 Where Company_Cd = 'param2'
--1 And Prod_Type_Cd = 'param3'
--1 And Prod_Catg_Cd = 'param4'
--1 ) A
--1 On L.Location_Id = A.Location_Id
Inner Join
Mim.Mdm_Xref_Distributor D
On D.Src_Dstbr_Id=A.Location_Id
Where Sdw_Exclude_Ind='N' And Dstrb_Cd='Us'
the else block is not entered at any point of time
#!/bin/sh
rm ./Source_tmp.sql
touch ./Source_tmp.sql
while read line
do
MIM=`echo $line | cut -d " " -f1 `
EDW=`echo $line | cut -d "-" -f2 `
Company_Cd=`echo $line | cut -d "-" -f3 `
Prod_Type_Cd=`echo $line | cut -d "-" -f4 `
Prod_Catg_Cd=`echo $line | cut -d "-" -f5 `
echo "Select top 10 * from (" >> ./Source_tmp.sql ;
sed "s/Param1/$MIM/g" indicator.sql >> Source_tmp.sql;
echo "minus">> Source_tmp.sql;
if [ "$MIM"="Air_Ind " ] || [ "$MIM"="Rpting_Ind " ] || [ "$MIM"="Latitude,Longitude " ]
then
sed "s/param1/$EDW/g" indicator_s.sql >> Source_tmp.sql
else
sed -e "s/--1/' '/g" -e "s/param1/$EDW/g" -e "s/param2/$Company_Cd/g" -e "s/param3/$Prod_Type_Cd/g" -e "s/param4/$Prod_Catg_Cd/g" ./indicator_s.sql >> ./Source_tmp.sql
fi
done <indicator.dat
the output should be like the param1 and param2 etc values which i defined should be replaced from the indicator .dat file and the commented lines need to be un-commented in the else block
kindly help me

Answer 1

As far as I can tell, the sed command "is working". But it does not produce the expected output. I guess. To give some output example:
[...]
' ' Where Company_Cd = ' 0000 '
' ' And Prod_Type_Cd = ' 00 '
' ' And Prod_Catg_Cd = ' 00'
[...]
Obviously you have extra quotes on start of line, and extra spaced around your values.
Will this fix your issue:
#!/bin/bash
[...]
MIM=`echo -n $line | cut -d " " -f1 `
EDW=`echo -n $line | cut -d "-" -f2 `
Company_Cd=`echo -n $line | cut -d "-" -f3 `
Prod_Type_Cd=`echo -n $line | cut -d "-" -f4 `
Prod_Catg_Cd=`echo -n $line | cut -d "-" -f5 `
# Trim spaces as you "cut" on "-", keeping extra spaces arround
shopt -s extglob
EDW=${EDW%%+([[:space:]])}; EDW=${EDW##+([[:space:]])};
Company_Cd=${Company_Cd%%+([[:space:]])}; Company_Cd=${Company_Cd##+([[:space:]])};
Prod_Type_Cd=${Prod_Type_Cd%%+([[:space:]])}; Prod_Type_Cd=${Prod_Type_Cd##+([[:space:]])};
Prod_Catg_Cd=${Prod_Catg_Cd%%+([[:space:]])}; Prod_Catg_Cd=${Prod_Catg_Cd##+([[:space:]])};
[...]
# Fix "sed" in your "else" clause by removing extra single quotes
sed -e "s/--1/ /g" -e "s/param1/$EDW/g" -e "s/param2/$Company_Cd/g" -e "s/param3/$Prod_Type_Cd/g" -e "s/param4/$Prod_Catg_Cd/g" ./indicator_s.sql >> ./Source_tmp.sql
Producing now the much more valid SQL:
[...]
Where Company_Cd = '0000'
And Prod_Type_Cd = '00'
And Prod_Catg_Cd = '00'
[...]
That being said, this is mostly some hacks to fix (some of ?) the various issues you might have in your script. But the whole things seems a little bit contrived. And fragile. As for example, it will break if any replace string contains a &. Here Be Dragons.

Answer 2

Its impossible to tell what you want the script to do given so far you've only posted a script that DOESN'T produce whatever output you want and you haven't posted the output you DO want, but let's start with this and you can update your question to show expected output and clarify your requirements:
$ cat tst.awk
BEGIN{ FS="-" }
NR==FNR { template = (template ? template ORS : "") $0; next }
{
split($0,arr,/ /)
MIM = arr[1]
EDW = $1
Company_Cd = $3
Prod_Type_Cd = $4
Prod_Catg_Cd = $5
$0 = "Select top 10 * from (\n" template
gsub(/Param1/,MIM "\nminus")
gsub(/param1/,EDW)
if ( MIM !~ /^Air_Ind|Rpting_Ind|Latitude,Longitude/ ) {
gsub(/--1/," ")
gsub(/param2/,Company_Cd)
gsub(/param3/,Prod_Type_Cd)
gsub(/param4/,Prod_Catg_Cd)
}
print
}
.
$ awk -f tst.awk indicator.sql indicator.dat
Select top 10 * from (
Select A.Id,
Air_Ind
minus
From Location A
--1Left Outer Join
--1(
--1 Select
--1 Location_Id,
--1 Direct_Acct_Ind
--1 From Location_Bcbc D
--1 Where Company_Cd = 'param2'
--1 And Prod_Type_Cd = 'param3'
--1 And Prod_Catg_Cd = 'param4'
--1 ) A
Select top 10 * from (
Select A.Id,
Rpting_Ind
minus
From Location A
--1Left Outer Join
--1(
--1 Select
--1 Location_Id,
--1 Direct_Acct_Ind
--1 From Location_Bcbc D
--1 Where Company_Cd = 'param2'
--1 And Prod_Type_Cd = 'param3'
--1 And Prod_Catg_Cd = 'param4'
--1 ) A