Removing Windows newlines on Linux (sed vs. awk)

Question

Have some delimited files with improperly placed newline characters in the middle of fields (not line ends), appearing as ^M in Vim. They originate from freebcp (on Centos 6

Answer 1

sed -e 's/\r//g' input_file

This works for me. The difference of -e instead of -i command.

Also I mentioned that see on different platforms behave differently. Mine is:sed --version This is not GNU sed version 4.0