Saw this in another post. It is useful and easy to do.
^M is DOS line break character which shows up in UNIX files when uploaded from a windows file system in ascii format.
To remove this, open your file in vi editor and type
:%s/(ctrl-v)(ctrl-m)//g
and press Enter key.
Important!! - press (Ctrl-v) (Ctrl-m) combination to enter ^M character, dont use “^” and M.
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In Solaris, there is an utility called "dos2unix".
dos2unix originalfile convertedfile
You write very well.
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