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06-08-2006
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grep and ksh
Hi,
Can someone please help me with the below query, I have a list of country codes in an array 'tempCountry'. I need to search for the occurence of the string "[countryCode]" in a log. eg: "grep '\[DE]\' myLog" works fine. However when i do the following in a ksh script, it doesn't work as intended Code:
tempCountry=${countries[${count}]}
if [[ $(grep -c '\[${tempCountry}\]' ${MY_LOG}) -gt 0 ]] ; then
echo "Found ${tempCountry} in log"
else
echo "Not Found ${tempCountry} in log"
TIA 
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06-08-2006
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change:
Code:
grep -c '\[${tempCountry}\]'
Code:
grep -c "\[${tempCountry}\]"
You can see this happening by placing "set -x" before if statement and "set +x" after the last line of the if statement.
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