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Old 03-21-2010
parse apl-numeric codes from filenames, and match them to entries in database

Hello,

I am new to Unix scripting, and would like some help with my issue:

I have vairous files having some alphanumeric codes in them e.g.

10000-01
34440TE
34590SR

All these codes are stored in the database, and I need to parse these codes out of these filenames, and match them with the database entries.

For instance:
File Name: 10000-01 Western Region.xls should match with database code 10000-01 or

South Region perf-34590SR.xls should match with database code 34590SR.

Also, the script should give me the code coming in from the filename in a variable.

Any help will be greatly appreciated for this critical task I have on hand.

Thanks,
Mel.
 

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