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Cut Command value assign to variable
Hi,
I am new to UNIX Scripting. I have been trying to use the CUT command to retrieve part of the header from a file and assign it to a variable. I have tried searching a lot, but I am still unsuccessful. Sample Header: HJAN BALANCE 20090616 I need to retrieve the date here, which always ranges from the 18-25 position. All I am trying to do is: echo "Header Line: $headerLine" headerDate = cut -c18-25 ${headerLine} Here $headerLine has a valid value. But the command doesnt work. Kindly assist. Thanks, Raghu |
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