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pattern matching
Hi ,
I am writing a shell script . part of it is to check for a patterm match . in english if value of $oraserver matches +ASM then ( $oraserver values will be in general like +ASM1, +ASM11,+ASM12 etc) if [ "$oraserver" == "+ASM" ] when I tried with the above it is giving the error as : ?*+ not preceded by valid expression. ?*+ not preceded by valid expression. any ideas how to do this ? Thanks |
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