not working, both variables do not exist and the echo "OK" do not trigger.
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Thank you all for yours input
What finally did work
if [[ -z VARIABLE1 && -z VARIABLE2 ]]; then echo "OK" fiIf only Linux was using Python syntax that would be so much more intuitive...