[NTLUG:Discuss] sed question

[jm]

hopefully someone here has a good background in sed...

the following is a sample line from a csv file i'm trying to modify using sed:

"ATM","Closed","No","No","ALCATEL 7470","000000000122513","3/22/2006
3:20:00 AM","3/22/2006 3:20:00 AM","LSANCA01","BB3","ASI
WEST","NA","6","2","0",27360,"OC3","ASI","SOFTWARE","","RESET","","","","3/3/2006
2:52:24 PM jw8365  SOFTWARE UPGRADE...    3/22/2006 3:26:51 AM bm1354 
Object             Card Ser. No.           Mktg. Part No.    OC3_IR   
         32050101308             90-4905-3A-00-A                Status
    Software Generic  Bank 1    Ok         A24315-H0-58  Bank 2   
Current    A24315-H0-58  Bootprom  Ok         A24304-H3-61    Card
Status         : Ok      Cause of last reboot: Usr  Current Fabric    
 : X      MAINT SLOT 6-2      "

that's all one line, in case the mail client breaks it up.  i can get
everything i want done except for removing the last double quote at
the end of the line.

sed -e 's/"$//g' dig-pull.csv > dig-pull.modified

does not remove the final ".  i'm using GNU sed version 4.1.4 on
mandriva 10.2.  is my syntax wrong?  is this a bug in this version of
sed?  anything else i should consider?

thanks,
joe

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