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12-28-2007
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file listing ...
Hi experts,
I have several hundred files for everyday each month (below example is September)- PP023149200709010546.......PP028023200709012300 PP023150200709020023.......PP026096200709022134 .. .. PP021256200709201920.......PP025576200709202218 .. .. PP022245200709301044.......PP027734200709302348 Now how can i list ('ls' command) the files if need to see september 01 to 10 (i.e. 20070901 to 20070910). ALL files remains in same directory. please advise. Last edited by thepurple; 12-28-2007 at 02:00 AM. 
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12-28-2007
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Its works...many thanks....Just one query what is difference between using "?" & "*"
I use it for December files. I notice If i use * in replace of ? i find there are some extra files showed which doesn't belong to December. The reason is the file number format- TT020071200710200555
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