How to replace (space+newline) in SED

how to remove space and new line using sed

jono|(space)
(new line)
Jakarta|smp
jojon|jakarta|smp
jojo|bandung|sma
riki|(space)
(new line)
Jakarta|smk

i try this = sed -i 's/[|\s^[[:space:]]*$]/|/g' tes.txt

and this = sed -i 's/|\s\n/|/g' tes.txt

nothing has change

i want change to this

jono|Jakarta|smp
jojon|jakarta|smp
jojo|bandung|sma
riki|Jakarta|smk

Materializing the comment by @Cyrus

>! sed -z 's/ \n//g' file

Based on the little information we have and extrapolating from the given format, the safest way to proceed would be:

$ sed 's/|/\n/g' file | sed '/^\s*$/d' | paste -sd '||\n'

This is just a straightforward transformation without a lot of fuzz:

• convert all the field separators into new lines
• delete all lines containing only space-characters
• convert everything into 3 columns

You could match | followed by 1 or more spaces at the end of the string. If there is a match, take put the next line in the pattern space, and replace the | followed by optional spaces and a newline with just |

To replace all occurrences, you could use a label like for example :a and then use ta to test the branch. If the replacement was successful, then jump back to the label.

sed -E  '/\|[[:space:]]+$/{:a;N;s/\|[[:space:]]*\n/|/;ta}' tes.txt

Output

jono|Jakarta|smp
jojon|jakarta|smp
jojo|bandung|sma
riki|Jakarta|smk

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