I am having a file which has following contents
change sets:
promotion level: INITIAL
depends on:
GEESF_R2.1.0.9.5179@\My_PVOB (MES@\My_PVOB)
My_2.1.0.13.4875@\My_PVOB (Notification@\My_PVOB)
MyComponents_8_8_2011.6859@\My_PVOB (SQLReporting@\My_PVOB)
My_2.1.0.13.7098@\My_PVOB (Support@\My_PVOB)
I wanted to read the contents which has pattern @\My_PVOB)
So i write select-string option like this.
Select-string -pattern "@\My_PVOB)" -path "C:\Baselines.txt"
But i am getting following issue
parsing "@\My_PVOB)" - Unrecognized escape sequence \M.
Even if change the pattern as
Select-string -pattern "@\\My_PVOB)" -path "c:\Baselines.txt"
I am getting following error
"@\\My_PVOB)" - Too many )'s.
Any idea how to solve it?
You can use the Escape method to replace metacharacters with their escape codes:
The round bracket is a special character, so you should escape it: