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positional grep
Hi All,
I am using positional grep. when i am passing pattern as parameter it is not working where as for hardcoded value it is working. Does any body has any idea ? e.g. export Name=1234 grep -e '^.\{15\}$Name' FileName {result no record found} grep -e '^.\{15\}1234' FileName correct result. Is positional grep works with parameter or any restriction as such ? Thanks Manish Jha |
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