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Wild Card in the if statment

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How can i change the if statement in the script, so i can have a wild card for emacrofnp*, rather than writing the following if [[ $POLICY != "emacrofnp01" || $POLICY != "emacrofnp02" || $POLICY != "emacrofnp03" || $POLICY != "emacrofnp04"]] ...etc if [$POLICY != "emacrofnp*"] King Regards Junes

Name: nails
Date: November 16, 2006 at 13:20:56 Pacific

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How about using a case statement: case "$POLICY" in emacrofnp*) echo "it begins with macrofnp";; *) echo "it does not" ;; esac

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