If you can’t find it in /etc/php.ini, then you have to use ssh and execute the command below.
php -i | grep php.ini
The command will return something like
Configuration File (php.ini) Path => /etc/php.ini
Here’s the syntax
sed 's/SEARCH_TEXT/REPLACE_TEXT/g' FILENAME > OUTFILE
SEARCH_TEXT is the text to search in filename
REPLACE TEXT is the string to be put in place of SEARCH_TEXT
FILENAME is the file to be searched
OUTFILE is the file where the output
Sample
sed 's/ORDER/VANTIVE_ORDER/g' kwatogtest.sql > kwatogsed.log
I keep on forgetting that syntax although it’s so simple. There might other ways of doing it but as of now, it’s the only way I know. :p