05-17-2011
Store all the passed arguments in an array and display the array
Hi
I want to write a script which store all the parameters passed to the script into an array.
Once it is stored I want scan through the array and and delete those files for last month present inside the directory. The files in directory is appneded with YYYY_MM_DD.
I want to know how can I store the paramteres to array. It is a pretty simple but I don't know how to do it.
Can some one please help me.
Thanks and Advance
dgmm
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