Hello Friends I am stuck in the file feed problem I have to load the following file onto informix The file I have is: 
944|O|1234567890123|14NOV2010|15NOV2010|01JAN3000|C|45678|COMM||045
094|O|1099721190211|14NOV2010|15NOV2010|01JAN3000|C|35077|FREE||044
928|O|1234567890123|14NOV2010|15NOV2010|01JAN3000|C|45678|FREE||030
028|O|2009876543210|14NOV2010|15NOV2010|01JAN3000|C|99212|COMM||054

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I need to change the file in the following format where JAN - DES months will be changed to the digit numbers 1-12 and position is Shifted to the format MM\DD\YYYY I am looking for the following structure 
944|O|1234567890123|11\14\2010|11\15\2010|01\01\3000|C|45678|COMM||045
094|O|1099721190211|11\14\2010|11\15\2010|01\01\3000|C|35077|FREE||044
928|O|1234567890123|11\14\2010|11\15\2010|01\01\3000|C|45678|FREE||030
028|O|2009876543210|11\14\2010|11\15\2010|01\01\3000|C|99212|COMM||054

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Perl/Sed/Awk any thing easy will do. Thanks in Advance. Shan2210.

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