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Nested Echo Command Help
I am doing below :
$HOST_NAME1="webisstg70" $count=1 $echo $HOST_NAME1 $count webisstg70 1 $HOST_NAME="" $HOST_NAME=`echo '$HOST_NAME'${count}` $echo $HOST_NAME HOST_NAME1 $NODE_NAME=`echo $`echo ${HOST_NAME}`` I get below error message ksh: HOST_NAME1: not found Could anyone please help me in identifying reason for error message. I am trying to first echo value of $HOST_NAME which itself is a variable (HOST_NAME1) so I am again echoing value of HOST_NAME1 variable to NODE_NAME variable. |
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