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how to assign script argument to a variable
I have a script file. test.sh
I am running it by command sh test.sh 10102004 where 10102004 is the script argument. I wan to assign this 10102004 to a variable. How can i do this? I tried &1 and awks ARGV[1] its not working  |
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