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I think you don't need to consider deleting the 200* on sub-dir then it's okay.
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05-16-2008
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thanks for all the responses guys...i've tried this:
find . -type d | awk '!/\.\/200*/' | awk -F"/" '{print $2}' | more just to see what it would return, since technically, i will do a rm -fR on the top level dir...Seems like it will do the trick. Thanks.
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