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Check whether the pattern is present or not?
I want to determine whether a specific pattern is present within a line or not
e.g. The whole line is in a varaible called VALUE VALUE="(ABC, DEF, NMF, ABC, CLF, PAR, FHG, AGQSAs, sada, sa, ABC)" i want to set a flag to 1 if i find the presence of ABC in the above variable. Please tell me how to do it in a Shell Script? Thanks in advance |
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