How to zip csv files having specific pattern in a directory using UNIX shell script?
I have files in a Linux directory . Some of the file is listed below
In my directory other file formats also there with same name. And my direcotry might have sub directory also. I should not consider other files and sub directories for zip process.
Once zip is done,I have to move this csv files into archive directory. I have to write unix script.
Expected Output: zzz_timestamp.zip should have zzz_123_00000_A_1.csv,zzz_121_00000_A_2.csv and zzz_124_00000_A_3.csv yyy_timestamp.zip should have yyy_123_343434_A_1.csv,yyy_1254_343434_A_1.csv
Please let me know how to implement this task.
Last edited by Don Cragun; 12-23-2016 at 05:55 AM..
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