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08-20-2007
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ls command output
Hi,
If I give ls -m /temp/tempusr/P*.* command, I am getting the list of filenames with comma as delimiter but along with this I am getting the file path as well. i.e I am getting output as /temp/tempusr/P1.log,/temp/tempusr/P2.log,/temp/tempusr/P3.log etc Is there a way in which I display only the filenames not the path? i.e P1.log,P2.log,P3.log etc. I know I will get the results if I do cd /temp/tempusr and then ls -m P*.* but the problem is I have to mention the path in ls command. so please suggest an alternate method. Thanks & Regards Sheshadri 
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08-20-2007
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Code:
ls /temp/tempusr/P*.* | awk 'BEGIN {FS="/"}{print $4}'
Sam..,
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