Delete carriage return ^M in a record

[hello99hello]

Hello All,

I have a file, inputfile, containing the following records:

200095,,,3/6/2003,OTHER^M,3.75,,,3.75
200095,,,5/2/2003,VACATION^M,3.75,,,3.75
200095,,,6/2/2003,VACATION^M,15,,,15

I was wondering if there is script that I could use to take out the carriage return ^M from each record so that my outputfile would be like:

200095,,,3/6/2003,OTHER,3.75,,,3.75
200095,,,5/2/2003,VACATION,3.75,,,3.75
200095,,,6/2/2003,VACATION,15,,,15

Thankx for your help.

 

[hoinz]

This question has been asked (and answered) many times before.
Do a search for 'carriage return' in this forum.

 

[KenCunningham]

If dos2unix is available on your system, use it. That's what it's for!