From: Bob.Kelley@BRINKSINC.COM
Date: Thu Mar 18 2004 - 10:32:31 EST
two ways:
export test=test
export this=this
echo ${test}${this}
testthis
echo $test$this
testthis
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PARM10=hello
AZ=10
If I have the above in a script and I want to echo the value of my
parameter PARM10, how would I do that by combining my AZ parameter. For
instance I want to be able to do
echo $PARM$AZ
and have it echo the value of PARM10 to say hello. I can't figure how to
quote it to expand $PARM10.
TIA
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