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how to exit with success if the file is not found
I want to put a exit if there is no file found.
In the directory I can have multiple txt files with EPISGCHGS as prefix or maynot have one. When I am trying the following it is erroring if there is no text file with the EPISGCHGS as prefix. for file in EPISGCHGS*.txt do cat $file > ultisource.txt done Thanks in advance. |
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