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parsing filenames
How can I loose a part of the filename
I want to drop the “_<Number>.sql” Below I have a listing of file names in a file Eg : CREDIT_DEL_033333.sql I want it to be CREDIT_DEL ATM_DEBIT_CARD_0999999.sql I want it to be ATM_DEBIT_CARD DELCC_1234567.sql I want it to be DELCC ALL_CR_DB_TRANS_444444444444.sql ALL_CR_DB_TRANS ALL_CR_10_TRANS_444444444444.sql ALL_CR_10_TRANS Any help is appreciated. |
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