I ahve wrote this script is renaming and moving some files to a specific directory. The script works but the way I have defined good it takes more then the 2 files I need. The issue is in bold. How can I take the other 2 out? Your help is really apreciated...

#!/bin/ksh
######################################################
#
#  By Dan Munteanu
#  Description: The script will process the 2 weekly
#  chrysler files RJE26726.090502122225.#CSGI907.Z
#  and RJE26726.090502122225.#CSGI808.Z
#
######################################################
#output path
output_path=/u/rjeadmin/dan/rerun3770
# select chry3770/unknown directory so the compressed file can be uncompressed
dir_chry=/u/rjeadmin/dan/chry3770/unknown
cd ${dir_chry}
#file maniputations
good=$(ls | grep CSGI[98]0[87]\.Z | grep -v CSG908 | grep -v CSG807)
for file in ${good}
 do
   seg1=$(echo ${file} | cut -f1 -d.)
   seg2=$(echo ${file} | cut -f2 -d.)
   seg3=$(echo ${file} | cut -f3 -d.)
   newseg3=$(echo ${seg3} | sed "s/\#//" | sed "s/$/Z/")
   oldfile=${seg1}.${seg2}.${seg3}
   newfile=${seg1}.${seg2}.${newseg3}
   uncompress ${file}
   mv ${oldfile} ${output_path}/${newseg3}/${newfile}
   Rc=$?
    if [ "$Rc" -ne 0 ]; then
     echo "Move failed."
    fi
 done

not sure about the problem. but..
do you want remove the "grep -v"??

try "grep -w" for exact pattern match.

the think is that I am getting CSGI[98]0[87] which is CSGI908, 907, 808 and 807 only need the 907 and 808 do you know a good way to do this? Maybe a better way

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Problem solved it was a typo

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Problem solved it was a typo