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I have written the below commands that will generate three different shuffled vales

 A=`echo 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz' | sed 's/./&n/g' | shuf | tr -d "n"`

        B=`echo 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ' | sed 's/./&n/g' | shuf | tr -d "n"`

        C=`echo '123456789' | sed 's/./&n/g' | shuf | tr -d "n"`



$ echo $A$B$C

zvjmaqwxgchylentifdoprkubsUFTCQEMZKVOLBWYJRPSDHIGXNA729314856



$ echo $C

729314856



$ echo $A$B

zvjmaqwxgchylentifdoprkubsUFTCQEMZKVOLBWYJRPSDHIGXNA

One is Alpha numeric, one is numbers and one is alphabets.

I also have a package.sql file which has below patterns.

grep TRANSLATE package.sql

         RETURN TRANSLATE(p1_value,'0123456789', '0875642139');

         RETURN TRANSLATE(p2_value,'0123456789', '0875642139');

         RETURN TRANSLATE(p3_value,'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz','ZYXWVUFEDCBATSRQPONMLKJIHGzyxwvufedcbatsrqponmlkjihg');

         RETURN TRANSLATE(p4_value,'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789','ZYXWVUFEDCBATSRQPONMLKJIHGzyxwvufedcbatsrqponmlkjihg0875642139');

A brief about the above output is, First Part of TRANSALTE lines should remain as it is. (i.e) value in (single quotes)after p*_value will be static and it shouldn't be changed, whereas the value in (Single Quotes) after that static value will be dynamic in all the occurences of that TRANSLATE line. I need to change that dynamic part with the Shuffled values I get every time (i.e) with the output of $A$B$C or $A$B or $C.

That values needs to replaced in that package.sql file.

If and only if the values are actually alphanumeric and the occurrences of these strings should all be replaced in the file this should work (untested):

sed -i -e "s/0875642139/${C}/;s/ZYXWVUFEDCBATSRQPONMLKJIHGzyxwvufedcbatsrqponmlkjihg/${A}${B}/;s/ZYXWVUFEDCBATSRQPONMLKJIHGzyxwvufedcbatsrqponmlkjihg0875642139/${A}${B}${C}/" package.sql

grep TRANSLATE p.sql

| sed -E 's_translate("(.*)","(.*)");_"s/1/2/"_' 

# e.g. match the line, and create a sed replacement  "s/012/210/"

| xargs -I% sed -i -e "%" file

I think the key thing you need to use is regex grouping.

You can be very specific about what you match, and then include most of it in the output by reference.

sed 's#(common_str[(][keep class 0-9]+",")[replace class]+#1replacement str#'

sed 's#

(common_str[(][keep class 0-9]+",")[replace class]+

#

1replacement str

#'`