Hello all:
I'm executing a command in Zeppelin via the %sh interpreter to count
files on a remote server matching a date template inside the file name.
I'm trying to find the right syntax to parameterize it, in a way I can
easily change the date in the filename without needing to change the code.
My actual command is:
%sh
ssh u...@server.com 'sudo find /folder_path -type f | grep -oP
"file-name-202202\d{2}" | sort | uniq -c'
I want to achieve this:
ssh u...@server.com 'sudo find /folder_path -type f | grep -oP
"file-name-${parameter}" | sort | uniq -c'
Please, could you help me to achieve that?
Thanks in advance,
Fernando Barreiro
Software developer
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