In KSH I'm trying to grep for string inside a file name and if there move to a different directory

Question

I've got a script that takes all files with extension of .123 Some of them start with ABC others start with XYZ. I want to take all the files that have XYZ in the PREFIX and move them to a different directory.
For example, XYZothertext.123 and ABCothertext.123 both come in to a directory /test I want to evaluate if any file contains XYZ in the name and if so, move it to /TEMP instead of /test. AND delete from original folder.

if grep -q XYZ "$*.123"; then
   mv *.ABC /TEMP
fi

This is probably terribly incorrect. But I'm learning.

Answer 1

mv XYZ*123 /TEMP
mv ABC*123 /test