Need to do SED filtering on a file

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Just wanted to remove last occurrence of , from the below file using SED. 



ubuntu@kops:/mujahid$ cat change-resource-record-sets.json

 "Comment": "Update record to reflect new IP address of home router"
 "Changes": [
 
 "Action": "UPSERT"
 "ResourceRecordSet": 
 "Name": " .summimak.online."
 "Type": "A"
 "TTL": 60
 "ResourceRecords": [
 "Value": 13.126.33.247 ,
 "Value": 35.154.112.217 ,
 ]
 
 
 ]




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  • Related: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/436683/…
    – Kusalananda
    Apr 11 at 9:34










  • yah ! i even went ahead with shell script,, upon which im getting stuck at this juncture.
    – Mohd
    Apr 11 at 9:44














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Just wanted to remove last occurrence of , from the below file using SED. 



ubuntu@kops:/mujahid$ cat change-resource-record-sets.json

 "Comment": "Update record to reflect new IP address of home router"
 "Changes": [
 
 "Action": "UPSERT"
 "ResourceRecordSet": 
 "Name": " .summimak.online."
 "Type": "A"
 "TTL": 60
 "ResourceRecords": [
 "Value": 13.126.33.247 ,
 "Value": 35.154.112.217 ,
 ]
 
 
 ]




sed json




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  • Related: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/436683/…
    – Kusalananda
    Apr 11 at 9:34










  • yah ! i even went ahead with shell script,, upon which im getting stuck at this juncture.
    – Mohd
    Apr 11 at 9:44












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Just wanted to remove last occurrence of , from the below file using SED. 



ubuntu@kops:/mujahid$ cat change-resource-record-sets.json

 "Comment": "Update record to reflect new IP address of home router"
 "Changes": [
 
 "Action": "UPSERT"
 "ResourceRecordSet": 
 "Name": " .summimak.online."
 "Type": "A"
 "TTL": 60
 "ResourceRecords": [
 "Value": 13.126.33.247 ,
 "Value": 35.154.112.217 ,
 ]
 
 
 ]




sed json




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Just wanted to remove last occurrence of , from the below file using SED. 



ubuntu@kops:/mujahid$ cat change-resource-record-sets.json

 "Comment": "Update record to reflect new IP address of home router"
 "Changes": [
 
 "Action": "UPSERT"
 "ResourceRecordSet": 
 "Name": " .summimak.online."
 "Type": "A"
 "TTL": 60
 "ResourceRecords": [
 "Value": 13.126.33.247 ,
 "Value": 35.154.112.217 ,
 ]
 
 
 ]





sed json





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  • Related: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/436683/…
    – Kusalananda
    Apr 11 at 9:34










  • yah ! i even went ahead with shell script,, upon which im getting stuck at this juncture.
    – Mohd
    Apr 11 at 9:44
















  • Related: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/436683/…
    – Kusalananda
    Apr 11 at 9:34










  • yah ! i even went ahead with shell script,, upon which im getting stuck at this juncture.
    – Mohd
    Apr 11 at 9:44















Related: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/436683/…
– Kusalananda
Apr 11 at 9:34




Related: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/436683/…
– Kusalananda
Apr 11 at 9:34












yah ! i even went ahead with shell script,, upon which im getting stuck at this juncture.
– Mohd
Apr 11 at 9:44




yah ! i even went ahead with shell script,, upon which im getting stuck at this juncture.
– Mohd
Apr 11 at 9:44










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sed 's/(.*),/1/'





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  • This removes the last comma on each line, not the last comma in the whole file.
    – choroba
    Apr 11 at 9:36










  • yes it removes from entire file,, i want it to be removed only from last occurance in the entire file.
    – Mohd
    Apr 11 at 9:39










  • the answer is more complicated than i thought...here is the same question : unix.stackexchange.com/questions/162377/…
    – mazs
    Apr 11 at 9:43










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sed 's/(.*),/1/'





share|improve this answer




















  • This removes the last comma on each line, not the last comma in the whole file.
    – choroba
    Apr 11 at 9:36










  • yes it removes from entire file,, i want it to be removed only from last occurance in the entire file.
    – Mohd
    Apr 11 at 9:39










  • the answer is more complicated than i thought...here is the same question : unix.stackexchange.com/questions/162377/…
    – mazs
    Apr 11 at 9:43














up vote
0
down vote













Answers are available for this, but you can use :



sed 's/(.*),/1/'





share|improve this answer




















  • This removes the last comma on each line, not the last comma in the whole file.
    – choroba
    Apr 11 at 9:36










  • yes it removes from entire file,, i want it to be removed only from last occurance in the entire file.
    – Mohd
    Apr 11 at 9:39










  • the answer is more complicated than i thought...here is the same question : unix.stackexchange.com/questions/162377/…
    – mazs
    Apr 11 at 9:43












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Answers are available for this, but you can use :



sed 's/(.*),/1/'





share|improve this answer












Answers are available for this, but you can use :



sed 's/(.*),/1/'






share|improve this answer












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  • This removes the last comma on each line, not the last comma in the whole file.
    – choroba
    Apr 11 at 9:36










  • yes it removes from entire file,, i want it to be removed only from last occurance in the entire file.
    – Mohd
    Apr 11 at 9:39










  • the answer is more complicated than i thought...here is the same question : unix.stackexchange.com/questions/162377/…
    – mazs
    Apr 11 at 9:43
















  • This removes the last comma on each line, not the last comma in the whole file.
    – choroba
    Apr 11 at 9:36










  • yes it removes from entire file,, i want it to be removed only from last occurance in the entire file.
    – Mohd
    Apr 11 at 9:39










  • the answer is more complicated than i thought...here is the same question : unix.stackexchange.com/questions/162377/…
    – mazs
    Apr 11 at 9:43















This removes the last comma on each line, not the last comma in the whole file.
– choroba
Apr 11 at 9:36




This removes the last comma on each line, not the last comma in the whole file.
– choroba
Apr 11 at 9:36












yes it removes from entire file,, i want it to be removed only from last occurance in the entire file.
– Mohd
Apr 11 at 9:39




yes it removes from entire file,, i want it to be removed only from last occurance in the entire file.
– Mohd
Apr 11 at 9:39












the answer is more complicated than i thought...here is the same question : unix.stackexchange.com/questions/162377/…
– mazs
Apr 11 at 9:43




the answer is more complicated than i thought...here is the same question : unix.stackexchange.com/questions/162377/…
– mazs
Apr 11 at 9:43












 

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