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Email with subject contains value of Variable
I want to email where subject contains value of variable $ORACLE_SID.
When script is emailing, it is not taking value of $ORACLE_SID. example - I have variable ORACLE_SID=prd I am sending email with below script. tail -1 $LOG | mailx -s 'Export Completed for ${ORACLE_SID}' myemailid@server.com Actual Result --> I am getting email with subject - "Export Completed for ${ORACLE_SID}" Expected Result --> I am expecting email with subject - "Export Completed for prd" Thanks Deep |
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That is because you surround the -s argument with single tics - these suppress the expansion of variables. try "
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