s/CAST(CAST(hs_date ...) AS CHAR(08)) as .../... whatever .../g
... backquoting all of those from a shell prompt is going to get ugly.
Interpolation control escapes (if that's the proper terminology) \Q \E to the rescue:
    s/\QCAST(CAST(hs_date ...) AS CHAR(08)) as ...\E/.../g
(but those long strings still look scary). Note that the spaces in the search string must match exactly, and the match will fail if the string in the text being searched is broken across two or more lines

Update: See Quote and Quote-like Operators (buried in the middle of the section) in perlop for a discussion of \l \u \L \U \F \Q \E escapes.

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In reply to Re^2: replace string from Command Line (updated) by AnomalousMonk
in thread replace string from Command Line by pragovnj

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