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I have this condition in order to send me a log if it encounters any of this word. &nbsp;The thing is I need this &quot;case sensitive', because the log has a filename with the word &quot;Rejected&quot; in it and send me the log as it where an error.<br />
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PARAM1=$(egrep -i -c &quot;ORA-|rejected|Killed|skip<wbr />ped|EXP-&quot; &quot;$log&quot;)
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I have this condition in order to send me a log if it encounters any of this word.  The thing is I need this "case sensitive', because the log has a filename with the word "Rejected" in it and send me the log as it where an error.

PARAM1=$(egrep -i -c "ORA-|rejected|Killed|skipped|EXP-" "$log")

How can a condition in a script look for &quot;case sensitive&quot; words ?

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How can a condition in a script look for &quot;case sensitive&quot; words ?

How can a condition in a script look for "case sensitive" words ?