What could be the faster replacement of this sed command?

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I have a script where below sed command works on the input file.

 sed -i 's/SESSION_ID/sid/g;s/TIME_HOUR/hh/g;s/TIME_MINUTE/mm/g;s/TIME_SECOND/ss/g;s/TIME_MILLISECOND/mss/g;s/MSISDN/MS/g;s/IMSI/IM/g;s/IMEISV/IV/g;s/name_ALLOCATED_UE_ADDRESS_IPV4/aI4/g;s/IPV6/I6/g;s/OPERATION_TYPE/OT/g;s/LOCATION_AREA_CODE/LC/g;s/CELL_IDENTITY/CI/g;s/RAT_TYPE/RT/g;s/APN/AP/g;s/COUNTRY_CODE/CC/g;s/NETWORK_CODE/NC/g;s/name_SGSN_ADDRESS_IPV4/sI4/g;s/QCI/QC/g;s/SUBSCRIBERGROUP/SG/g;s/MONITORING_KEY/MK/g;s/QUOTA_VOLUME_BIDIRECTIONAL/QV/g;s/MBR_UL/MU/g;s/MBR_DL/MD/g;s/RULE_ID/RD/g;' $FiletosqeezE

Now the problem is..it is taking more time than expected to get executed. Could you please advise what could be the faster replacement of this sed command...we can even take the help of perl here.....thanks.

asked 28 secs ago

Geetika

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What could be the faster replacement of this sed command?