Unix scripting: multiple sed commands in one

[pho01]

I want to replace the comments with dates in an html file. There would be 3 dates that I would need to replace:

sed -e &quot;s=<!--Start Date-->=${DATE}=&quot; ${filename} > temp.html

sed -e &quot;s=<!--Accept Date-->=${DATE}=&quot; ${filename} > temp.html

sed -e &quot;s=<!--Estimate Date-->=${DATE}=&quot; ${filename} > temp.html

How do I combine these line in one? So using one, it would replace all above. This is what I do:

sed -e &quot;s=<!--Estimate Date-->=${DATE}=&quot; |sed -e &quot;s=<!--Estimate Date-->=${DATE}=&quot; |sed -e &quot;s=<!--Estimate Date-->=${DATE}=&quot; ${filename} > temp.html

but it didn't work.

Thanks much!

 

[vgersh99]

sed -e &quot;s=<!--Estimate Date-->=${DATE}=&quot; -e &quot;s=<!--Estimate Date-->=${DATE}=&quot; -e &quot;s=<!--Estimate Date-->=${DATE}=&quot; ${filename} > temp.html

vlad
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