identify a space in record in Unix korn shell script

[nitincm]

I hv a file with following entry.

dn: uid=isgwpsadmin1, ou=adminaccount, o=xyz, dc=com
owner: uid=da87793,ou=account,o=xyz,dc=com
dn: uid=AdminPassword,ou=AdminAccount,o=xyz,dc=com
owner: uid=RMX8232, ou=account, o=xyz,dc=com

How do I identify a space before comma or after comma in the above records.
and if speace is their then display uid=xxxxxxx has a space.

 

[Phrazz]

sed 's/ /./g' filename.txt > filename.spaces-to-periods

This command will turn all spaces into periods.

 

[PHV]

Try something like this:

egrep ' ,|, ' /path/to/file

In some flavor of *nix

 egrep

must be replaced with

 grep -E

Hope This Help
PH.

 

[nitincm]

Thanks Guys, it worked very well