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WildCard serach for files in a directory
Hi i have a requirement to search for all files in a directory.
the files will start as file1_*,file2_*,file3_* where the wild card character is a timestamp. so on a particular day i may get files like file1_1103120042 file1_1102010345 file2_1101093423 file3_1103120042 file3_1102010345 my script should return a '1' only if all the three files i.e. file1_*,file2_* and file3_* are present in the directory. else it should return '0'. |
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